"Elon Musk, for example, has a Gulfstream and there's only so many people that fly that particular plane out of Brownsville, Texas, and fly to the same airports," Sweeney told Insider.With all of the loopholes to the FAA's privacy programs, the agency admits it is not a "silver bullet," prompting some celebrities and big names in business to ditch owning private jets altogether.
LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault, who oversees the Louis Vuitton brand along with other high-end names, sold his Bombardier Global 7500 in September, telling Bloomberg, "no one can see where I go because I rent planes when I use private planes." LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault on board his private jet between Beijing and Shanghai. in Shanghai, China on October 11, 2004.And Apple CEO Tim Cook has been renting private planes since 2017, with the company citing "security and efficiency" concerns.Meanwhile, earlier this year, Meta switched out Zuckerberg's private jet, forcing Sweeney to find the plane's new tail number all over again just months after he first started sharing the Facebook founder's travel on Twitter.
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