Tommy Hilfiger's aircraft returns to Palm Beach the week of a Formula 1 partnership rollout

Tommy Hilfiger’s Dassault Falcon 900EX (N818TH) was tracked flying from Bangor, Maine to Palm Beach, Florida on June 28, 2026, a 3-hour-4-minute hop that landed at 18:55 UTC. The preceding flight leg shows the aircraft had arrived in Bangor from Nice, France earlier that same day, suggesting a transatlantic crossing after a stay on the French Riviera.

If Tommy Hilfiger was aboard, the return to Palm Beach comes during a period of significant business activity. As reported by WWD, Tommy Hilfiger spent early summer visiting Saint-Tropez, Monaco, Sardinia, and Capri before heading to Florence for Pitti Uomo, where he launched the New York Collection menswear line. The same week, the designer’s multiyear partnership with the Cadillac Formula 1 Team — the first American team to join F1 since 2016 — was announced, per WWD.

The flight pattern is consistent with Tommy Hilfiger’s known base at Palm Beach International and his frequent summer travel to the Mediterranean for fashion events and lifestyle commitments. The brief stop in Bangor is a typical refueling point for transatlantic private jets returning from Europe to the East Coast of the United States.