Tyler Perry returns to Atlanta after a Bahamas trip as his production slate rolls

Tyler Perry flew from San Juan’s Fernando Luis Ribas Dominicci Airport to Fulton County Airport Brown Field on the evening of June 1, 2026, a 3-hour-26-minute hop in his Embraer E-190, N378TP. The Bahamas-based departure suggests a visit to his White Bay Cay property on Eleuthera — videos recently surfaced of new construction on the island, per local Eleuthra News reports — before heading back to his Atlanta-area estate.

The return lands in Atlanta the same week the BET Awards production team begins load-in at the Peachtree complex, an event Perry has produced and appeared in for years. The filmmaker also has the second season of Tyler Perry’s Sistas in post-production and a BET+ deal worth an estimated $150M, according to Variety’s June coverage. Perry’s Embraer — a 100-seat regional jet converted for private use and acquired for roughly $65M — has logged 121 flights and more than 154,000 miles since entering service.

Fulton County Airport, just a 20-minute drive from Perry’s 856-acre Douglasville estate, is his de facto home base. The pattern of recent flights — shuttling between Atlanta, South Florida, and the Bahamas — reflects a production schedule that remains aggressive even as Perry prepares to open his 330-acre studio lot expansion later this year.