Meghan and Harry's controversial private jet that scandalized their followers
It is 7 times more polluting than other models
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are back and choosing a private jet to travel on their vacation. They were surprising on their visit to Spain, specifically the Balearic Islands, but the type of plane chosen this time to land in the south of Fracia has caused a lot of controversy.
The couple will enjoy a few days off to enjoy with the family their little Archie in a luxury villa whose whereabouts are kept secret to preserve the privacy of the "royals".
What has not gone unnoticed is the aircraft model chosen to reach its destination, nothing less than a 12-seater Cessna aircraft whose rent is around 20,000 euros a week and which is 7 times more polluting than any other model. .
It is the third private jet that they rent for pleasure trips in 8 days. Their previous flight was not without scandals because they chose to fly the firm NetJets, the favorite company of the mega-rich also nicknamed "the Uber of millionaires."
On the other hand, on her secret week-long trip to Ibiza to celebrate Meghan's birthday. The duchess also chose a private flight to go to the pitiúsas with Harry and his baby. They stayed in a private villa, away from prying eyes, and traveled with security personnel for a "six-day visit."
"It is hypocritical for Harry to talk about the terrible effects of climate change while flying around the world in a private plane," claimed Ken Wharfe, one of Princess Diana's former bodyguards, who has wanted to join the criticism of the British press who they teach with the couple.
British presenter Piers Morgan delivered on social networks his sharp opinion: "Saving the planet, one private jet at a time", given that Meghan and Harry champion the cause of the environment.
The British media also criticized the lack of transparency of the excesses of the couple because the royal spokesmen, who refused to reveal how much their trips cost to taxpayers.
