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Flight tracker shows who took the most private jets and people are shocked

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Updated 20:55 7 Feb 2024 GMTPublished 20:53 7 Feb 2024 GMT

Flight tracker shows who took the most private jets and people are shocked

It's left people pretty stunned

Gerrard Kaonga

Gerrard Kaonga

A flight tracker shows their ranking of which celebrities, influencers and wealthy businessman were taking private jet flights during 2023 - and it has surprised social media users.

With a growing interest towards climate change, people are starting to take notice at how much they travel by plane.

Well, at least the average person is looking at their impact on the environment, but celebrities and the ultra-wealthy might not necessarily be doing the same.

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The Myclimate Carbon Tracker recently shared their data ranking of celebrities that have travelled the most via private jets.

The environmentally-focused Swiss company explained on their website how they work out how much a person is travelling via private jet.

“The myclimate Carbon Tracker uses public domain flight trackers and social media posts from influencers and celebrities to list flights, collect emissions data and also post critical, direct queries on social media." it states.

"The results are made visible in a large carbon ranking.”

The company’s head of marketing, Daniel Aregger, said that they only used 'data that celebrities themselves publish'.

The company says they use data from the celebrities themselves.
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"When someone’s tagged in a picture drinking champagne in Las Vegas one day and then posts from Lloret de Mar the next, the myclimate Carbon Tracker springs into action.” he added.

He continued to say that their 'service' consists of an 'automated post on their Twitter or Instagram profile' to 'draw attention to the account’s CO₂ emissions and includes a link to our emissions calculator'.

"There they find a critical look at their travel habits, as well as a suggestion that they donate to climate protection projects.”

However, because of their use of public data for 'ethical reasons', the list is more of a 'rough ranking' which intends to 'raise awareness for an extended travel behaviour and the problems it causes for our planet'.

You can read the list below:

1. Travis Scott

2. Kim Kardashian

3. Elon Musk

4. Beyonce and Jay-Z

5. Bill Gates

6. Steven Spielberg

7. Tyler Perry

8. Leonard Blavatnik

9. Kylie Jenner

10. Celine Dion

11. Alex Rodríguez /A Rod

Beyonce and Jay-Z ranked 4th.
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12. George Lucas

13. Floyd Mayweather

14. Robert Kraft

15. Jim Carrey

16. Marc Cuban

17. Paul Allen

18. James Dyson

19. Tom Cruise

20. Max Verstappen

21. Jack Nicklaus

22. Mark Wahlberg

23. Blake Shelton

24. Jeff Bezos

25. Drake

26. Dan Bilzerian

27. Kenny Chesney

28. Suleyman Kerimov

29. Tiger Woods

30. Harrison Ford

And people on social media were quick to share their opinion.

Jim Carrey ranked 15th.
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“Some of these people don’t even do world tours, like where do they fly to??,” one person said.

Another had the same idea, writing: "Where are they all going?"

Someone else just said: "Yikes," while a fourth commented: "Oh i didn't expected [sic] this list."

A few users also mentioned the lack of Taylor Swift on the list - who is reported to have threatened legal action against a student for tracking her jet movements.

However, one user pointed out that American businessman Paul Allen, who died in 2018, was mentioned on the list.

The website says that they 'do not claim that the numbers in their rankings are 100% accurate' due to the method of data collection they use.

It is also not clear whether his name featured due to the possibility that a jet which belongs to him is being used instead.

UNILAD has reached out to myclimate.org for comment.

Featured Image Credit: Kayla Oaddams/WireImage/ Getty stock

Topics: Celebrity, Climate Change

Gerrard Kaonga
Gerrard Kaonga

Gerrard is a Journalist at UNILAD and has dived headfirst into covering everything from breaking global stories to trending entertainment news. He has a bachelors in English Literature from Brunel University and has written across a number of different national and international publications. Most notably the Financial Times, Daily Express, Evening Standard and Newsweek.

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