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Kylie Jenner slammed for ‘unbelievably bad fumes’ from her $72M private jet after she’s called a ‘climate criminal’

KYLIE Jenner has been slammed by Los Angeles locals over her $72million private jet.

San Fernando Valley residents have complained about the "unbelievably bad" fumes the reality star's luxury plane emits.

Angelinos have slammed Kylie Jenner over the 'unbelievably bad fumes' created by her $72million private jet
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Angelinos have slammed Kylie Jenner over the 'unbelievably bad fumes' created by her $72million private jetCredit: Instagram/@kyliejenner
She bought the luxury plane in 2020
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She bought the luxury plane in 2020Credit: HULU

Kylie's jet takes off from Van Nuys Airport, an airport that caters only to private jets.

Kylie's mom Kris Jenner, sister Kim Kardashian, and baby daddy Travis Scott also use that runway for their private jets.

People living in the surrounding area have had enough of the non-stop roar of the jet engines and smell of jet fuel, according to .

A local named Sue Steinberg told the publication: "The fumes are unbelievably bad."

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The long-time resident claimed this hasn't been a problem until recently.

Back in July, Kylie, 26, faced backlash last month for boasting about her $72million private jet and for taking a 17-minute flight on it.

She was accused of flaunting her wealth last month after she posted a photo of herself and rapper boyfriend Travis, 31, in front of their private jets and a Mercedes Maybach.

The Kylie Cosmetics founder captioned the Instagram post, "you wanna take mine or yours?"

Fans expressed their outrage in the comments, slamming the star for flaunting her wealth.

One commenter joked: "This post just called me poor."

"Global warming who?" another quipped.

A fourth critical comment read, "[Whose] plane should we pollute the earth [with] today?"

Things went from bad to worse when it emerged that Kylie used her jet to make a 17-minute journey.

'CLIMATE CRIMINAL'

Kylie took a private flight from Camarillo, California, to Van Nuys, California - which is approximately 40 miles by car with an estimated drive time of 45 minutes.

As reported by the Twitter account , Kylie reduced the 45-minute jog down to 17 minutes by taking her $72.8million Global Express jet instead.

Fans were up in arms about the blatant waste of fuel and resources, with one critic accusing the LA native of being a "climate criminal".

The reality star purchased her Global Express private jet before COVID.

JETSET LIFESTYLE

The pink jet features an entertainment room, master suite, and huge closet space.

Her older sister Kim, meanwhile, owns an 18-seat $150million private jet which she has titled Kim Air.

She had the plane custom painted a gray color, which matches her Calabasas mansion and an extensive collection of luxury cars.

She also had the interior completely customized to match her monochrome taste, getting it fully lined with cashmere and leather seats in a cream color.

She bought her plane brand new and it took an entire year to build and was ready in time for her travels during the holidays,  reported.

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While Kim dropped millions in order to purchase the plane, maintaining the G650ER will also come at a major cost.

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TMZ reported that for every 200 hours spent flying per year, Kim will have to spend $400k in fuel costs and another $100k in maintenance.

Kylie and Travis Scott were slammed for showing off their private jets earlier this year
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Kylie and Travis Scott were slammed for showing off their private jets earlier this yearCredit: Instagram
The 25-year-old faced backlash for taking a 17-minute flight on her jet
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The 25-year-old faced backlash for taking a 17-minute flight on her jetCredit: Hulu
Her sister Kim owns a $150million private jet that takes off from the same runway as Kylie's
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Her sister Kim owns a $150million private jet that takes off from the same runway as Kylie'sCredit: INSTAGRAM

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