> Maybe the argument is or should be about who is on a plane rather than where the plane might be. Well, that's not public information. Private jet owners can

> Maybe the argument is or should be about who is on a plane rather than where the plane might be. Well, that's not public information. Private jet owners can loan it out to friends (according to [0], Taylor Swift does this often), and you can't tell from flight plans who will be a passenger (or whether it will be carrying passengers at all). Just like you dislike people being rude at restaurants, I object to billionaires trying to carve out new kinds of privacy to hide their excesses. Civilian use of the skies requires cooperation and is an act that occurs in public. [0]: https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2022/08/02/taylor-swift-kylie-jenner-private-jet-emissions/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2022/08/0...