Musk currently owns private jets Gulfstream G650ER and G550. Another G550 was registered with Falcon Landing LCC, a company associated with SpaceX and Tesla, in September 2021. This corporate jet was not included in the above statistics. Musk also ordered the recently released Gulfstream G700.
In 2023, the average flight time of two of Musk’s planes was more than two and a half hours. This year, Musk’s planes consumed 2,040,174 liters of fuel, costing more than $3.2 million to refuel. In general, there were fewer flights than last year. In 2022, they took off 739 times for 1865 hours.
According to the U.S. National Atmospheric Research Corporation, on average, each American produces about 16 tons of carbon dioxide per year.