Flight Logs (1,497 flights · 288 identified passengers · 1995-11-17 to 2015-12-28)

Note on the Unredacted Spreadsheet: This is a secondary source — a third-party compilation (PDF title: “JE Flight Logs CSV”, created Dec 16, 2020 in Apple Numbers, no author attribution). Available on Archive.org (uploaded Nov 2023 by an anonymous user; “(17)” in the title suggests version 17 of an evolving project). It transcribes the Gawker/Edwards handwritten logbook (3,654 entries) into structured data and adds 255 FAA FOIA records (post-2006, flight dates only, no passenger names).

Caveats:

• The mapping of pilot initials to full names is the compiler’s interpretation, not an official identification. Ambiguous 2-letter initials (e.g. DB, JB, AM, AP) can map to multiple people — there is no way to know which person the pilot intended without additional context.
• The spreadsheet includes a “Known” column (4,118 Yes / 891 No) reflecting the compiler’s confidence, but the verification methodology is unknown.
• The underlying flight data (dates, routes, aircraft) matches the original handwritten logs, but transcription errors from difficult handwriting are possible.
• Post-2006 entries (255 records sourced from “FOIA”) contain no passenger names — only flight dates and routes from FAA records.

Timeline of public releases:

• 2015: Flight logs first surface publicly via the Giuffre v. Maxwell civil defamation lawsuit (1:15-cv-07433, S.D.N.Y.), filed as Edwards Exhibit MM. Published online by Gawker. 112 pages, unredacted.
• 2016: Archived on Archive.org as “Epstein Flight Logs — Lolita Express.”
• 2020: Third-party “Unredacted Spreadsheet” compiled (Dec 2020), digitizing the handwritten logs into structured data with full name identifications.
• 2021: 118-page version entered as Government Exhibit 662-RR at the U.S. v. Maxwell trial (1:20-cr-00330, S.D.N.Y.). Contains 6 additional pages (1991–2001) not in the Gawker version, but with 562 passenger name redactions.
• 2025–2026: Same 118-page exhibit released as EFTA02846460 (DOJ Dataset 12) and again via the AG Bondi Phase 1 release (Apr 14, 2026).

Maxwell exhibit has 562 redacted entries across 91 of 118 pages. Cross-referencing with the unredacted Gawker/Edwards version reveals the redacted initials are primarily SK (Sarah Kellen), who appeared on 423 flights in the Edwards version. Kellen was a named co-conspirator who received immunity under the 2008 NPA.

Coverage gaps between versions:

• Maxwell exhibit is the only source for 1991–1994 flights (pages 1–30, predating other versions)
• Gawker/Edwards is a subset of the Maxwell exhibit (2002–2005 only, 112 of 118 pages) but without redactions
• Unredacted spreadsheet extends 9 years beyond both handwritten versions (through Dec 2015) with 5,001 entries and 289 unique full passenger names in digitized/tabulated format
• Post-Jan 2006 entries in the spreadsheet are FAA-only records (no passenger names)

43 initials appear in all three versions — the core passenger group (JE, GM, SK, AP, ET, NM, LV, DB, BT, TD, VR, SP, etc.)

11 initials in Spreadsheet + Gawker but NOT Maxwell (redacted):

• MM — Marvin Minsky
• PM — Peter Marino, Paul Mellon
• IM — Ira Magaziner
• JD — Jim Dowd, Jordan Dubin
• JP — Joe Pagano, Joel Pashcow
• GK — Gary Kerney
• IZ — Igor Zinoviev, Ira Zicherman
• FS — Forest Sawyer
• MP — Mark Potter
• FP — Fabriame Palheo
• ZB — Zina Broukis

45 initials in Spreadsheet + Maxwell but NOT Gawker — flights from 1991–2001 or 2005–2006 (outside Gawker’s 2002–2005 window). Includes BC (Bill Clinton), DT (Donald Trump), HJ (Henry Jarecki), GD (Glenn Dubin), LS (Larry Summers), JB (Jean-Luc Brunel, John Brockman).