Yes, but the charity can pay for things for him. He needs to go to Europe and do "charity business", the charity can charter a jet for him, pay for his expenses

Yes, but the charity can pay for things for him. He needs to go to Europe and do "charity business", the charity can charter a jet for him, pay for his expenses, etc. Even better if he owns the jet, then he can essentially charter his own jet and have the charity cover the fuel and maintenance for that trip. That $5.7B is still effectively his, untaxed.