CB Bonus 04 : Annika Wells Flew Private — The Extra $4K Was Basically the Pilot’s Tip.

You know what doesn’t make sense?
Annika Wells’ little “$94,000 flight bill” to the UN in New York.

Now, that’s supposedly for herself and two staff.

But here’s the thing:
Last-minute commercial flights to New York — even business class — DO NOT cost anywhere near that amount. You’re looking at around three to six grand a seat.

So let’s be generous and say they paid top-tier, premium, fully-flex business class.
That’s still around $18,000 to maybe $36,000 total for three people.
You cannot stretch that to $94,827 no matter how hard you try.

So what does that tell me?

It tells me she didn’t fly commercial.
It tells me she didn’t jump on Qantas like the rest of us peasants.

No — that number screams private jet or a government VIP charter.
Because those flights?
Those sit right in the $80,000 to $150,000 range, especially if they’re booked on short notice.

And here’s the best part:
When the government uses a private jet, do they list it as a private jet?
Of course not.
They bury it under one word: “flights.”

So let’s call it for what it is:

You don’t get a $94,000 bill from Qantas.
You get that from chartering a VIP aircraft and hoping nobody reads the fine print.

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