Celebrity Private Jets Can Still Be Tracked Despite New FAA Rules. Here’s Why

The owners of private planes can now demand private maintenance thanks to the names and addresses entered into effect Last week was by the US Federal Aviation Administration He signed the law last year. According to the FAA, the property information was not open to the public on their websites.

The new rule seems to be partially in response to social media accounts Air travel information about celebrities like Elon musk and Taylor swiftwhich He encountered criticism In the past due to confidentiality. These accounts had allowed people to be sent in the past with who The largest carbon criminals in personal jet use it was.

Electronic demand form It has been available The owners are more private to make personal jetting.

However, this cannot prevent tracking sites like those who manage declare They rely on the area before the area and other sources of information – not only FAA notes.

Private Jet Privacy: Not a lot of change?

David Gitman, CEO Monarch AircraftThe Special Jet Charter, located in the city of Lauderdale, Florida, informed the FAA’s new privacy control to prevent the postpart of flight viewers about sending the attention and transitions.

“There is no change of material,” Gitman said. “The FAA ruling is not the actual tracking of the plane to the owner of the plane, but not the owner of most planes, but not the owner of a corporation or trust.”

Gitman said that high-profile nations often come to the planes and leave the planes and these photos ended in social media, it is not difficult to follow.

“After joining a person in a plane, it is easier to watch, as nothing changes on this side,” he said.

Gitman said that specific charters such as it can be more difficult for viewers, because different planes are used in different times for different customers. But the fact as a whole does not go.

“I think the planes are a modern reality like Paparazzi as a paparazzi, as the paparatsi paparazzi outside of the paparatsi restaurants,” Gitman said. “Any aircraft movements from Taylor Swift to strategic bombers are available on the Internet.”

Daniel Findley, Associate Professor Institute of Transport Research and Education North Carolina State University, the FAA movement could not affect people in the field or said that the flight tracking was not affected as the occupants were not focus.

“For the vast majority of people who follow the flights, it’s not as important as the plane or who is,” he said.