Kourtney Kardashian Shades Air Polluting Sisters, Kim & Kylie!

Kourtney Kardashian is proving that she’s just like everyday people and showing her sisters how to positively impact the environment.

The Poosh founder recently shared a photo from a commercial airliner.

I KNOW… insane right?!

On Sunday, August 14, the reality TV star posted a photo from the inside of a plane to prove that she doesn’t always fly on private jets.

As you can see from the wing span and massive engine attached, this is a commercial airliner.

Her sisters, Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, have private jets that they use to travel 17 minutes or half way across the world.

Kourtney was traveling from Los Angeles, CA. to Cleveland, OH. to support her husband, Travis Barker.

The former Blink 182 drummer was performing with Machine Gun Kelly.

This post comes on the heels of Kourtney admitting she was “obsessed” with flying commercial.

In the event you haven’t kept up with the Kardashian-Jenner women, Kim and Kylie recently came under fire for their private jet use and how much CO2 their jets are emitting.

Last week, Kourtney shared a video of herself in a private suite at the Los Angeles International Airport. She was hanging in the suite before boarding a commercial flight.

She shared the video to social media and captioned it, "Obsessed with flying commercial. I love raiding [the suite's] snacks and toiletries."

As previously mentioned, her younger sisters came under fire for being among the biggest celebrities with private jets to pollute the earth.

Ironically, Kim’s arch enemy, Taylor Swift, clocked in at number one.

According to marketing agency “Yard,” since January her private jet has been used for 170 flights and the days it spent in the air averages 16 days.

Her flights emitted 8,293.54 tonnes in the past seven months.

Swift’s spokesperson literally just issued a statement defending the singer against the claims saying the jet is “loaned out.”

In a statement to Buzzfeed News, Taylor’s spokesperson stated, “Taylor’s jet is loaned out regularly to other individuals. To attribute most or all of these trips to her is blatantly incorrect.”

Days after her team released this statement, photos of Swift covering her face with a black umbrella while deplaning her private jet surfaced.

The photos obtained by the Daily Mail are from July 5.

Yard’s report didn’t come out until the end of July, but the photos just further prove the singer is using her jet as she pleases.

The photos show the “Look What You Made Me Do” singer stepping off her pj with a big black umbrella covering her face.

All you can see in the photo are long, white legs and jean shorts.

The plane landed at Hollywood Burbank Airport on July 5 after completing a flight from London.

Swift’s significant other and possible fiancé, Joe Alwyn, is from the UK.

Daily Mail was able to confirm the person in the photographs was in fact Swift. Her security team was also photographed getting off the jet with face masks on.

While the photo evidence might not be the best look for Swift, data from a flight tracking website, ADS B Exchange, appears to confirm her spoke person’s claims about the jet being lent out.

Per the outlet, while TS was away in London, another private jet in her name was being used to fly between her family's home in Nashville, Tennessee, to Groton, Connecticut, where she has maintained a home since 2013.

This particular flight took place on July 2, and returned to Tennessee the same day.

Just four days later on July 6, the jet took the same route and once again on July 10.

Now here is where fans take issue with Swift’s jets being loaned out.

Despite the singer not personally taking all 170 flights, her private jets are still emitting the most CO2 into the atmosphere.

This is still not okay for the wellness of planet earth. Swift along with whoever uses her private jets are helping expedite climate change and global warming.

People on Twitter sounded off about Swift’s private jet usage.

“Shes still contributing to it by letting ppl use it,” one person pointed out.

“Climate criminal” another said, while this person wrote, “just excuses.”

“This does not make it any better,” another echoed.