Bill Clinton flew on Jeffrey Epstein’s Boeing 727 in 2002 and 2003. The logs list him on 26 flight legs. Those legs belong to four international trips that Clinton has described as Clinton Foundation work, with stops including Bangkok, Brunei, Rwanda, Russia and China. His last logged flight was in November 2003. [1][2]
Counting matters, because the numbers get swapped. Clinton’s office said “four trips.” FactCheck.org counted 26 legs across the itineraries in the logs. In July 2025 President Trump said Clinton had gone to Epstein’s island “28 times.” None of the flight records that have surfaced in court show Clinton on a flight to the island. That is a fact about the logs, not proof about every trip anyone ever took. [1][3]
Epstein’s longtime pilot, Larry Visoski, testified at Ghislaine Maxwell’s 2021 trial that Clinton flew on the plane. So, he said, did Donald Trump. Flight logs from that trial are linked from the Justice Department’s February 2025 release, so you can read them yourself. [4][5]
In his 2026 deposition Clinton said Epstein was on most of those flights and that his staff spent the time working, sleeping and playing cards. That is his account. Several of the trips also carried Secret Service agents, staff and celebrities, which is why a passenger list alone tells you little about what happened on board. [1]
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