Passengers on Epstein’s Private Jets
The flight logs for Jeffrey Epstein’s private aircraft primarily a Boeing 727 (tail number N908JE, nicknamed the “Lolita Express”) and a Gulfstream were subpoenaed and entered into evidence in multiple legal proceedings.
How Many Names Appear?
The flight logs contain hundreds of names, including:
- Pilots and crew members
- Guests, clients, and associates
- Personal staff and assistants
- Some individuals identified only partially
Well-known names appearing in flight logs include:
- Bill Clinton (on multiple flights, 20022003)
- Prince Andrew (multiple flights)
- Alan Dershowitz
- Kevin Spacey
- Chris Tucker
- Various scientists, politicians, and business figures
Important Caveats
Appearing in flight logs does not mean:
- The person committed any crime
- They were present at the island or other Epstein properties
- They knew about Epstein’s crimes
- They had any sexual contact with victims
Many passengers were legitimate guests, advisers, or associates who had no knowledge of trafficking.
Sexual Trafficking Flights
Prosecutors identified specific flights on which underage victims were transported constituting federal sex trafficking. The mere presence of a famous name on a manifest does not place them on those particular flights.