However, the data does not indicate whether Musk was on board at the time, or if anyone else was using the plane.
Sweeney, who has been tracking Musk’s Gulfstream G650ER plane since 2020, has released new data showing how often – and for how long – the jet has flown over the past year. The data indicates that Musk flew to Qatar, most likely to watch the World Cup final, where he was photographed.
The plane also flew to France, Italy, Greece and Norway, while Los Angeles and Austin, Texas were among the most visited locations. The plane’s longest flight was from Mykonos, Greece, to Austin, Texas on July 18, with Musk being photographed in Greece just days before the trip. The flights together caused 1,895 tons of CO2 and cost over 1.1 million euros in fuel.
In a tweet, Musk wrote: “Any account posting anyone’s real-time location information will be suspended as it is a physical security breach. This includes posting links to websites with real-time location information.”