(12-16-2022, 11:33 AM)Umbire Wrote: On the note of that, I've been trying to make sure that my edits regarding the ElonJet controversy doesn't step outside the bounds of anything that was already reported.
According to this, Elon may have a leg to stand on in a legal sense:
https://www.aviationtoday.com/2020/11/04...-thus-far/
Basically, he paid for his official tracking information to be off the books. Of course, this does not mean someone cannot use other data to figure out what jet is his own, but the official tracking data is hidden due to a service he paid for to make that so. I'm not entirely clear on all the specifics of this, but I do believe it wise to point out this information as well.