Jet linked to Epstein landed at RAF base in 2013, documents show
Financial Times
February 22, 2026
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A jet reportedly linked to Jeffrey Epstein landed at a UK Royal Air Force (RAF) base in 2013, according to newly revealed documents. The incident has sparked fresh scrutiny over the convicted sex offender’s connections to high-profile individuals and institutions, particularly his ties to finance and politics. MPs have called on the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to release any information it holds about Epstein's use of RAF bases, raising questions about transparency and accountability.
The jet in question was allegedly used by Epstein during a period when he was building his influence in the financial world. Epstein, who died in 2019 while in custody, was known for his connections to powerful figures, including business leaders and political officials. The landing at RAF Lyneham, a base near London, occurred before Epstein's arrest later that year on charges of human trafficking and conspiracy.
Documents obtained by the Financial Times show that the jet, which has not been publicly identified, may have been used for personal or financial purposes tied to Epstein’s activities. While the MoD has yet to confirm the exact nature of the visit, it is conducting a review of its records. The lack of clarity
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Originally published on Financial Times on 2/22/2026