A red card has been issued…to private jets.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino wasn’t the only wealthy VIP burning through jet fuel during this year’s World Cup.
A staggering 92,000 private jets flew in and out of tournament host cities this summer – pumping out enough excess carbon dioxide to match the annual emissions of more than 34,000 cars, the Daily Mail can reveal.
Infantino’s own jet-setting sparked outrage after it emerged he flew up to 60,400 miles aboard a Gulfstream G650ER supplied by World Cup sponsor Qatar Airways.
But a newly launched tracker has unveiled his flights are just one tiny sliver of a
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