Warner Bros Discovery's aircraft lands in Charlotte amid Paramount merger push

Warner Bros Discovery's Dassault Falcon 900EX, tail number N304K, was tracked flying from Williamsburg Regional Airport to Charlotte Douglas International Airport on June 24, 2026, a 24-minute hop that landed at 22:19 UTC.

If Warner Bros Discovery was aboard, the short flight from Williamsburg would arrive the same week the company's proposed $110 billion merger with Paramount Skydance is on track for European Union approval, per a Bloomberg report on June 24. The merger, cleared by the U.S. Justice Department earlier this month, has sparked concerns over job cuts in Atlanta, where Warner Bros Discovery maintains a major campus, as covered by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Charlotte sits about a three-hour drive from Atlanta, and the trip could precede meetings or events tied to the merger's next steps.

The aircraft has been active in recent days, hopping between South Carolina, North Carolina, and Bahamas-registered airports, with a June 17 flight to Colorado. Warner Bros Discovery's home base is New York's JFK, but the company's operations span Atlanta, Burbank, and other hubs, making regional flights like this routine in a period of heavy regulatory and operational activity.