A poll has found that a surprising amount of French citizens would ban people from flying more than four times within their lifetime to fight climate change.
The Consumer Science and Analytics Institute poll showed that 41% would like a limit on how much air travel people could experience in their lives.A younger demographic of 18- to 24-year-old respondents was more supportive of a four-flight limit at 59%. The overall respondents of the poll opposed the limit by 64%.
In the United States, the Federal Aviation Administration and Department of Transportation have been repeatedly pressed by watchdog group Americans for Public Trust about Secretary Pete Buttigieg's taxpayer-funded private jet travel. The organization has accused the Biden administration of stonewalling its request for flight logs and passenger records, which they have been asking for since November 2022.
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