Nap, cold cabins and fast travel …: “stolen” documents reveal “relaxed” Elon Musks specific travel needs

According to reports, Hackers have leaked the travel preferences of Elon Musk. In stolen documents from Netjets in Berkshire Hathaway, hackers have revealed unknown details about the travel preferences of the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, which combine the efficiency of high speed with relaxed comfort, a report claims. The leaked memo, which is part of a guideline for the service of the top -class customer, shows that Musk insists on flying as quickly and directly as possible. After the memo, he even rejects fuel protection and has strict instructions for crew members to avoid small talk unless he initiates it. It is also pointed out that, similar to every regular traveler, he is expected continuously WiFi And appreciates the ability to make a nap during the flights.

“Lights weak and cabin pressure at 65 degrees …”: Further details about Musk’s travel preferences have been leaked

According to a service plan from November 2024 (seen by Bloomberg), Mousk likes the cabin with 65 degrees and the lights dark. He also prefers the passenger ventilation openings that are switched off because it does not like the “sound they make”.
Although Netjets confirmed the authenticity of the document, the Bloomberg report quoted three people who were familiar with the situation and proposed that the flight attendants of the company received “passenger service plans” similar to Musks, which they informed about the preferences of a traveler during a flight.
The document states that crew members should not offer technological help. “Mr. Musk looks at himself self-sufficient and does not need help with the technology-what he does, he will ask.”
It is important to note that Netjets is currently investigating a violation in which a hacker received “limited” information from “a very small number of owners”.
The company, which offers common private aircraft ownership – reported with some customers who are referred to as the owner – that the attacker successfully “asked” an employee in order to record his work account registration information, and then used this access to additional data from Netjet’s systems last month, the report added.
Previously, Musk had banned an account from his social media platform X (former Twitter) to pursue his flights.