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Truist Financial returns to Charlotte after a day of Atlanta meetings
CEO Bill Rogers flew home to Charlotte after wrapping up a day trip to Atlanta, where Truist maintains a major operational hub.
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Truist Financial
Truist Financial flew from a small airport near Atlanta (2GA9) back to Charlotte Douglas International on Wednesday evening, a 54-minute hop that arrived at 6:32 p.m. local time. N405T, a Cessna Citation Latitude, departed Lenora Airport at 5:38 p.m. and reached 21,000 feet before descending into KCLT.
The same day, the bank's chairman and CEO, Bill Rogers, had flown from Charlotte to Atlanta in the same aircraft. Truist maintains a significant presence in Atlanta, the former headquarters of SunTrust, and the trip fits a consistent pattern: the Citation has shuttled between KCLT and the Atlanta area nearly every business day this week, per flight records. No major public event or conference was announced for Rogers in Atlanta on May 20, making this a routine visit to the bank's Southeast hub.
The return leg lands as Truist continues to integrate operations more than six years after the BB&T-SunTrust merger, with Rogers commuting between the two legacy cities as part of his regular schedule.
Aboard the Cessna Citation Latitude
The aircraft
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