Flight recordLanded4 legs

Charlotte, NC → Elmira/Corning, NY → Wilmington, NC → Raleigh/Durham, NC → Elmira/Corning, NY

N28CG moved from Charlotte, NC to Elmira/Corning, NY on Sep 3, 2026.

Sep 3, 2026N28CG
Complete outing
  1. 1Charlotte, NCElmira/Corning, NYKCLT → KELMSep 3, 20269:50 AM11:05 AMEDT1h 15m57m on ground
  2. 2Elmira/Corning, NYWilmington, NCKELM → KILMSep 3, 202612:02 PM1:19 PMEDT1h 17m48m on ground
  3. 3Wilmington, NCRaleigh/Durham, NCKILM → KRDUSep 3, 20262:07 PM2:35 PMEDT28m40m on ground
  4. 4Raleigh/Durham, NCElmira/Corning, NYKRDU → KELMSep 3, 20263:14 PM4:22 PMEDT1h 8mStats selected
Observed movement

Flight record

ADS-B data recorded N28CG flying from Charlotte, NC to Elmira/Corning, NY on Sep 3, 2026. No cited public explanation is attached to this movement.

Selected flight record
Leg 1 of 4
Route
KCLT → KELM
Departure
Sep 3, 2026, 9:50 AM ET
Arrival
Sep 3, 2026, 11:05 AM ET
Airborne
1h 15m
Paired legs
returnElmira/Corning, NY → Charlotte, NCSep 4, 2026, 3:00 PM
Sources & methodology

Observed movement comes from public ADS-B flight records.

Aircraft & ownership
Aircraft
Tail
N28CG
FAA type
CRJ2 · Corning (attributed) · Bombardier Challenger 850 (N28CG) family
Group
Corporate Fleets
Registry
United States
Attribution

Attributed to Corning · registry confirmed · high confidence

Registered owner
Corning IncValid
FAA Registry N28CG ↗current registry · not dated to this flight
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ADS-B data is a public aircraft-movement record. This page separates observed movement from cited context and avoids passenger claims unless a source document supports them.