Tag - passenger manifests

Snapshot David Rodgers flew for Jeffrey Epstein from 1991 through 2019. He was chief pilot until the end of 2004 and remained a captain afterward. His personal flight log became a central record in civil litigation and at Ghislaine Maxwell’s criminal trial. Rodgers’ significance extends beyond the names in a logbook. He helped run the ... Read more

The Epstein Exposed Flight Log Database is a searchable collection of flight records connected to aircraft owned, operated, or associated with Jeffrey Epstein and his entities. The database can help researchers locate routes, dates, aircraft, pilots, passenger names, and related flights. It also contains important inconsistencies in its published totals, date ranges, and aircraft descriptions. ... Read more

JFlights is an interactive JMail tool for browsing Jeffrey Epstein related flight manifests and travel records. Its design resembles a familiar commercial flight search service, making aircraft movements and passenger records easier to explore. The interface can help researchers find routes, dates, aircraft, passengers, crew members, and source documents. It is a discovery tool, not ... Read more

Snapshot Flight logs and passenger manifests are among the most frequently cited records in the Jeffrey Epstein archive. They document aircraft movements, routes, dates, crew members, passengers, initials, operational notes, and, in some cases, customs processing or commercial travel. They can establish that an aircraft was recorded traveling between two airports and that a name ... Read more