<p>In his first week atop Twitter, Elon Musk has gotten around: preparing the massive layoffs that started late Thursday, meeting with civil rights groups and advertisers, attending a Space Force event and more. His manic schedule is illustrated by the 8,304 miles his private jet logged in that time, hopscotching from coast to coast.</p> <p>You can see it on Twitter at @ElonJet, a bot built by Jack Sweeney, a student at the University of Central Florida, using public FAA data that tracks the flight plans of all planes – including Musk’s 2015 Gulfstream G650ER.</p> <p>“Elon’s takeover has definitely brought more interest to my account,” said Sweeney, who also calculates how much jet fuel each leg uses and its CO2 emissions.</p> <p>The tracker does not show who was onboard during the flights, but aspects of Musk’s travel were confirmed by his public appearances, interviews and tweets. Musk did not respond to requests for comment about his busy week of events and to confirm if he was on the flights during his plane’s trips.</p>