Commercial Airline Bookings (7,980 flight legs · 2012–2019)

Beyond his private jets, Jeffrey Epstein's office booked thousands of ordinary commercial airline tickets through his American Express travel agent, Centurion Travel Service. Those invoices are in the Department of Justice document release. We extracted 7,980 geolocated flight legs from them, covering 2012–2019, the decade the private-jet flight logs barely reach. This is the same class of record Bloomberg mapped in its 2026 flight-network investigation, reproduced here from the underlying documents.

7,980
booked flight legs
324
routes
2012–2019
years covered
Flights on a route
Direction departure → arrival

The Eastern Europe → Paris corridor

Bloomberg's investigation found that most flights booked to Paris came from Eastern Europe. Our own extraction bears this out: 696 booked flights connect former-Soviet and Eastern-European cities with Paris, and 462 connect New York with Moscow. Paris was the hinge between the region and New York.

Who travelled these routes is withheld. The passenger names on these invoices are not the private-jet cast; many are young women flown from Eastern Europe, and the site's highest priority is protecting them. This page shows geography and counts only, never a name, an initial, or an individual itinerary.

How this was made

Centurion Travel Service was Jeffrey Epstein's American Express corporate travel agent. We identified its invoices and itineraries in the DOJ corpus, parsed the flight segments (date, airline, flight number, origin, destination), and resolved the airport names to coordinates. A route is shown here only where at least three flights were booked and at least three distinct travellers flew it, so that no single person's movements can be isolated from the map. Full per-invoice data, including names, is held internally and never published, under the project's victim-protection policy. The map draws its base outline and route data from files served on this site; nothing loads from a third party.