Taylor Swift’s jet has embarked on an unusual flight path, venturing from Honolulu to Seoul.
The South Korean destination has quashed fans’ hopes that the plane had been returning to the US to bring Swift’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce, to join her in Australia.
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Swift, who is in the thick of her The Eras Tour Down Under, has been enjoying a few days off in Sydney.
It is unknown who may now be on board her plane, or who the flight may be collecting from, South Korea.
The charter jet, 9H-VTD, is operated by VistaJet and it is highly likely to be in use by other customers.
VistaJet is a charter airline that allows members to hire planes and fly privately worldwide.
Swift notably sold her own private jet, a Dassault Falcon 900, on January 30, just before her Australia trip, due to ongoing concerns over flight tracking.
Swift’s lawyers have threatened legal action against a US college student who has been tracking and publishing Swift’s air movements on social media.
On Monday, the jet delivered the global pop megastar to Sydney’s Domestic Airport in Mascot after she left Melbourne.
Earlier, she was seen boarding her flight in the Victorian capital, wearing Kelce’s championships hat, secured last week when his NFL team, Kansas City Chiefs, defeated the San Francisco 49ers at the Super Bowl.
Swift reportedly has been spending her downtime in Sydney on a boat on the harbour on Tuesday, according to radio announcer Kyle Sandilands.
That evening, she and her opening act Sabrina Carpenter ventured out to near-city Surry Hills to dine at the popular Italian restaurant Pellegrino 2000.
Swift performed The Eras Tour shows at Melbourne’s MCG last Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights — breaking her record for her largest crowd, when she performed to 96,000 fans nightly for three nights.
She is set to perform at Sydney’s Accor Stadium from Friday to Monday nights.
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