Jet-shamed: How celebrity flight tracking became Hollywood’s new cancel culture

When you own a private jet and are part of the 1%, you can literally wake up one morning, decide you want to fly from LA to Paris in the afternoon, and actually do it. No security lines, no airport madness, and minimal possibility of a delayed flight. You’ll fly in the utmost comfort, land fully rested and ready to go on a shopping spree.

All of these sound amazing if you ignore the environmental costs of such actions. Ultra-rich individuals (celebrity or not) are often criticized for not taking responsibility for their contributions to climate-related consequences.

Since flight-tracking data is public record, people started calling out high flyers for their destructive habits. This is how public figures lik

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