Taylor Swift’s private Jet vandalised at Stansted Airport in London ahead of Wembley Eras Tour

Eco-activists target Taylor Swift’s private jet in London protest over carbon emissions

Taylor Swift’s Wembley Eras Tour is just around the corner, but a recent incident has thrown a splash of orange paint onto the pre-show buzz. Swift’s private jet became an unwitting target in a London airport protest. Eco-activists from the group Just Stop Oil doused several private jets with orange paint, with Swift’s plane reportedly among those present at the moment. The Cruel Summer singer’s jet was believed to have just landed hours before the “second anti-fossil fuels protest,” took shape.

Just Stop Oil eco-activists target Taylor Swift’s Jets
Taylor Swift’s name has been added to an expanding roster of stars under scrutiny for their use of private jets. As concerns over carbon emissions mount, leading to widespread worry about increasing global warming, her Eras Tour jet consumption has reportedly riled up climate activists.

Jennifer Kowalski and Cole Macdonald, the two Just Stop Oil eco-activists, are believed to have targeted multiple private jets at London’s Stansted Airport. This happened shortly after the pop star’s plane touched down there before her concert tour. The event happened around 5 am and involved two activists breaking into the airfield by cutting through the fence and marking the planes orange with fire extinguishers filled with orange paint.

A video shared by the activists shows them entering the airfield by cutting through the fence. The activists claim, “Two Just Stop Oil supporters have painted multiple private jets on the airfield where Taylor Swift’s jet landed mere hours before.” While it’s unclear whether her plane was also painted orange, the protesters shared pictures from the incident alongside their statement.