Tyler Perry flies from Provincetown to Teterboro as Paramount bid deadline nears

Tyler Perry flew from Provincetown Municipal Airport to Teterboro Airport late Saturday night, a 1-hour-25-minute hop aboard his Embraer E-190, N378TP. The flight, which touched down just after 1 a.m. Sunday, follows a recent trip over the Atlantic toward the Bahamas, a familiar pattern for the Atlanta-based filmmaker and studio owner.

Perry arrives in the New York area the same week Paramount must submit a final proposal in the hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, per a report from recentlyheard.com. The deal, backed by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison’s $40 billion personal guarantee, has drawn in the Trump administration and pits the Ellisons against Netflix. Perry, who built a billion-dollar studio empire from scratch, has been an active investor in entertainment and media ventures.

Teterboro, a gateway to Manhattan’s corporate and media offices, is a fitting landing spot for a mogul who may be weighing deal-making or boardroom conversations. Perry’s recent flight history shows frequent shuttles between his Atlanta base, Caribbean retreats, and East Coast hubs — a rhythm that keeps him plugged into both Hollywood deal flow and his expanding Douglasville estate.