Social media accounts that track celebrity jets have been around for a few years now. Jack Sweeney made a lot headlines with his Twitter (as it still.
A hot potato: The trend of tracking private jets belonging to the rich and famous to hold them accountable for the environmental damage they cause looks set to become a lot more difficult. An amendment to a bill signed by President Biden allows private plane owners to request their registration information be anonymized, making it extremely hard, if not impossible, to track celebrities’ private planes.
Social media accounts that track celebrity jets have been around for a few years now. Jack Sweeney made a lot headlines with his Twitter (as it still was back then) accounts that followed Elon Musk’s and other celebs’ jets. Musk offered Sweeney $5,000 to close the account as the billionaire didn’t «love the idea of being shot by a nutcase» – Sweeney asked for $50,000.
