“Just Stop Oil activists have painted Taylor Swift’s private plane orange…” With This type of messages spreads a video of two Just Stop Oil activists spraying orange paint on two airplanes on June 20, claiming that one of them is owned by singer Taylor Swift, but no test of this statement.
Just Stop Oil stated Business Insider that none of the planes belonged to the singer. A spokesperson for Stansted Airport also told Business Insider that Taylor Swift’s private plane was not at the airport at those moments. However, one of the planes that the singer uses for her flights landed on the runway the day before the action, on June 19, according to The Independent. None of the private planes associated with the singer’s travels is similar to those that appear in the recording.
Just Stop Oil assured that none of the planes that were painted belonged to the singer
On June 20, Just Stop Oil He posted a video on his social networks claiming that they had sprayed paint on two private planes at London Stansted Airport, where Taylor Swift’s private jet had supposedly landed hours before.
Multiple users They began to share the same recording, stating that the activists had painted the singer’s private plane.
A Just Stop Oil representative told Business Insider that the planes did not belong to Taylor Swift and added that the protest was “against private planes.” From damn.es We have asked this organization but at the time of publication of this article we have not received a response.
Also in statements to Business Insidera spokesperson for Stansted Airport said that Taylor Swift’s private plane was not at the airport when the activists stormed the tarmac.
However, one of the planes that the singer uses for her flights, Dassault Falcon 7X, landed on the runway on June 19, the day before the action, around eleven at night, according to what she claims. The Independent. Business Insider adds that “it is possible that Swift’s plane originally landed at the airport before being moved.”
In damn.es We have searched flight tracking websites such as FlightRadar24, FlightAware or ADS-B Exchange, but no recorded flights for this plane appear.
The jets in which Taylor Swift flies do not resemble those in the video
A videowhich went viral in April 2024, shows all the flights that Taylor Swift has taken during 2023. In them, she used two private jets: Dassault Falcon 7X and Dassault Falcon 900LX. A search for these two aircraft on the Jetphotos website shows that these aircraft They have different reference codes and designs to those who appear in the video that is broadcast.
Therefore, There is no evidence that Just Stop Oil activists sprayed paint on Taylor Swift’s private jet. Just Stop Oil assured that the planes that were painted do not belong to the singer and Stansted Airport stated that no Taylor Swift’s private jet was at the airport. However, according to The Independent, flight tracking data records that A Swift private jet did land on the runway hours before the event.
