The flight logs, which have been partially released through court documents, primarily from Virginia Giuffre’s 2015 defamation lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell, provide insight into who traveled on the plane.

However, not all flights went to the islands, and the logs do not specify destinations for every trip.

• Bill Clinton: Former U.S. President, listed in flight logs as having taken at least 26 trips on the plane between 2001 and 2003, often with Secret Service agents. Some flights are believed to have included stops at the U.S. Virgin Islands, though exact destinations are not always specified.

• Donald Trump: Former U.S. President, documented in flight logs as having flown on the plane at least once in 1997, from Palm Beach to New York. No confirmed flights to the islands are noted in available records.

• Prince Andrew: British royal, named in flight logs and alleged by Virginia Giuffre to have visited Little St. James, where she claimed abuse occurred. His presence on the island is corroborated by testimony, though specific flight details are less clear.

• Ghislaine Maxwell: Epstein’s associate and convicted sex trafficker, frequently listed in flight logs and known to have accompanied Epstein to Little St. James multiple times.

• Virginia Giuffre: Epstein’s victim and key accuser, who testified to being trafficked to Little St. James and elsewhere on the plane.

• Sarah Kellen: Epstein’s assistant, named in logs and alleged to have played a role in scheduling his activities, with flights to the islands.

• Nadia Marcinko (Nadia Marcinkova): Epstein’s pilot and associate, frequently listed in flight logs and believed to have flown to the islands.

• Leslie Wexner: Billionaire businessman and Epstein’s former financial client, mentioned in logs, though specific trips to the islands are unconfirmed.

• Alan Dershowitz: Attorney and Epstein’s former lawyer, listed in flight logs, though he has denied visiting the islands.

• Jean-Luc Brunel: French modeling agent, accused of supplying Epstein with underage girls, named in logs and alleged to have visited Little St. James.

• David Copperfield: Magician, named in court documents as having visited Little St. James, with flight log mentions.

• Naomi Campbell: Supermodel, listed in flight logs and mentioned in connection to Epstein’s properties, though no confirmed island visits.

• Kevin Spacey: Actor, documented in flight logs for a 2002 trip with Bill Clinton, though not explicitly linked to the islands.

• Chris Tucker: Actor, also on the 2002 trip with Clinton, with no clear evidence of island visits.

• Larry Summers: Former Treasury Secretary, named in logs, but no confirmed island trips.

• Ehud Barak: Former Israeli Prime Minister, mentioned in connection to Epstein’s network and flight logs, though specific island visits are unconfirmed.

• Leslie Groff: Epstein’s executive assistant, listed in logs and linked to island visits.

• Cindy Lopez: Model and Epstein associate, named in logs with possible island trips.

• Joanna Sjoberg: Epstein victim, testified to being on the island and is listed in flight logs.

Either way, Epstein’s plane went several places in and around the USVI. The only way we will have a “client list” is through sworn testimony at trial. Since Maxwell is the only one to be prosecuted so far, she’s the best source of a “list.”