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Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al MaktoumPolitics · Boeing 747-433M Combi + 2 more · 874 tracked hr6,715t CO₂/yr - 2
Elon MuskTech · Gulfstream G650ER + 3 more · 1,074 tracked hr4,398t CO₂/yr - 3SpaceXTech · Boeing 737-800 · 509 tracked hr3,913t CO₂/yr
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Saudi AramcoBusiness · Hawker 900XP + Boeing 737-8AL · 454 tracked hr3,485t CO₂/yr - 5
Mark ZuckerbergTech · Gulfstream G650ER + Gulfstream G700 · 766 tracked hr3,443t CO₂/yr - 6
CorningTech · Bombardier Challenger 850 + Dassault Falcon 900 · 730 tracked hr2,546t CO₂/yr - 7
Robert KraftSports · Boeing 767-300ER + Gulfstream G800 · 355 tracked hr2,543t CO₂/yr - 8Eli LillyBusiness · Gulfstream G500 · 654 tracked hr2,389t CO₂/yr
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Dubai Royal Wing — Sheikh Mohammed bin RashidGovernment · Boeing 747-422 + 2 more · 302 tracked hr2,289t CO₂/yr - 10
ConocoPhillipsBusiness · Embraer ERJ-145XR · 392 tracked hr2,257t CO₂/yr - 11ChevronBusiness · Boeing Business Jet + Embraer Praetor 600 · 281 tracked hr2,078t CO₂/yr
- 12TargetBusiness · Gulfstream G280 + Gulfstream G600 · 823 tracked hr1,992t CO₂/yr
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Japanese Government / Imperial FlightGovernment · Boeing 777-300ER · 206 tracked hr1,983t CO₂/yr - 14
Tyler PerryEntertainment · Embraer E-190 · 321 tracked hr1,852t CO₂/yr - 15
Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al ThaniPolitics · Boeing 747-8 BBJ + Airbus A340-500 · 237 tracked hr1,825t CO₂/yr - 16Goldman SachsFinance · Gulfstream G650ER + Gulfstream G280 · 509 tracked hr1,809t CO₂/yr
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Kim KardashianEntertainment · Gulfstream G650ER · 399 tracked hr1,802t CO₂/yr - 18
James DolanSports · Gulfstream G650ER + Gulfstream G550 · 422 tracked hr1,744t CO₂/yr - 19American ExpressBusiness · Gulfstream G650ER + Gulfstream G600 · 393 tracked hr1,731t CO₂/yr
- 20Occidental PetroleumBusiness · Embraer ERJ-175 + 2 more · 348 tracked hr1,730t CO₂/yr
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Dominion EnergyBusiness · Gulfstream G450 · 464 tracked hr1,693t CO₂/yr - 22
Poonawalla FamilyBusiness · Bombardier Global 6500 + Bombardier Global 6000 · 390 tracked hr1,680t CO₂/yr - 23
Travis ScottMusic · Embraer E-190 · 289 tracked hr1,665t CO₂/yr - 24
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al NahyanPolitics · Boeing 747-8 BBJ + Boeing 777-200ER · 214 tracked hr1,647t CO₂/yr - 25
King Hamad bin Isa Al KhalifaPolitics · Boeing 747-400 + Boeing 767-400ER · 212 tracked hr1,632t CO₂/yr - 26
DowBusiness · Bombardier CRJ-900 · 275 tracked hr1,585t CO₂/yr - 27CaesarsBusiness · Gulfstream V · 370 tracked hr1,528t CO₂/yr
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Friedrich Merz / German Government FlightGovernment · Airbus A350-941 + Airbus A319-133 ACJ · 315 tracked hr1,518t CO₂/yr - 29
Ball CorpBusiness · Bombardier Global 6000 · 371 tracked hr1,424t CO₂/yr - 30
Cristiano RonaldoSports · Bombardier Global Express XRS · 365 tracked hr1,402t CO₂/yr - 31
SamsungTech · Boeing 787-8 BBJ · 180 tracked hr1,382t CO₂/yr - 32JPMorgan ChaseFinance · Gulfstream G600 + Gulfstream G650ER · 309 tracked hr1,382t CO₂/yr
- 33State FarmFinance · Dassault Falcon 900EX + Dassault Falcon 50EX · 501 tracked hr1,367t CO₂/yr
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Steve WynnBusiness · Gulfstream G700 · 315 tracked hr1,362t CO₂/yr - 35
Simon PropertyBusiness · Gulfstream G550 · 326 tracked hr1,284t CO₂/yr - 36
Mohammed bin SalmanPolitics · Boeing 747-400 + 3 more · 165 tracked hr1,267t CO₂/yr - 37
George LucasEntertainment · Gulfstream G700 · 269 tracked hr1,240t CO₂/yr - 38
Michael DellTech · Gulfstream G650ER + Gulfstream G700 · 270 tracked hr1,205t CO₂/yr - 39
Lakshmi MittalBusiness · Bombardier Global 7500 · 276 tracked hr1,192t CO₂/yr - 40
StrykerBusiness · Bombardier Global 5000 · 310 tracked hr1,191t CO₂/yr - 41
Narendra Modi / Indian Presidential FlightGovernment · Boeing 777-300ER + Boeing 737-700 BBJ · 124 tracked hr1,173t CO₂/yr - 42
Vinod KhoslaTech · Bombardier Challenger 604 + Gulfstream V · 329 tracked hr1,163t CO₂/yr - 43Marathon PetroleumBusiness · Bombardier Challenger 3500 + Gulfstream G450 · 368 tracked hr1,158t CO₂/yr
- 44Exxon MobilBusiness · Gulfstream G650ER · 248 tracked hr1,120t CO₂/yr
- 45Menard Inc.Business · Embraer ERJ-135ER + 3 more · 411 tracked hr1,117t CO₂/yr
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Dwayne JohnsonEntertainment · Bombardier Global 7500 · 249 tracked hr1,077t CO₂/yr - 47HoneywellBusiness · Dassault Falcon 8X + 2 more · 285 tracked hr1,071t CO₂/yr
- 48IBMTech · Gulfstream G650ER · 237 tracked hr1,069t CO₂/yr
- 49WalmartBusiness · Bombardier Global 7500 + Embraer Praetor 500 · 356 tracked hr1,061t CO₂/yr
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Northrop GrummanBusiness · Gulfstream G550 + 2 more · 240 tracked hr1,035t CO₂/yr
How the 2026 celebrity jet emissions ranking works
How is the celebrity jet emissions ranking calculated?
When we have tracked flight hours for an owner in the year, we use them. We multiply those hours by the jet model's fuel burn in gallons per hour, then by about 9.6 kg of CO₂ per gallon of Jet-A fuel. Owners with no tracked flights yet get a 200-hour yearly baseline and an "Est." tag. Rows with real data always rank above estimates. That way the list shows who actually flies the most, not who owns the biggest fleet on paper.
Why is one entry marked "Est." and another not?
An "Est." row uses the 200-hour baseline because we have not logged a finished flight for that owner in the year yet. Once one of their tracked flights lands, the row switches to real hours and the tag goes away. Industry surveys from NBAA, JSSI and Bombardier put typical private jet use at 150 to 300 hours a year, and 200 is a widely cited middle figure.
Where does the underlying data come from?
Flight tracking comes from public ADS-B feeds: adsb.lol, with ADSB.fi as a backup. We confirm ownership from FAA registration records and other national registries. Our methodology page at celebplanes.com/methodology has the full sourcing.
Cite this ranking
Celebplanes Top 50 Emitters 2026: ranked from public ADS-B flight records and declared celebrity fleets. Methodology at www.celebplanes.com/methodology. Live ranking at www.celebplanes.com/top-emitters/2026.
Owner matches come from the FAA registry, adsb.lol (ODbL) and ADSB.fi data, and SEC filings. They may be incomplete or out of date. Methodology · Report an error. For observational use only.