Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott are facing renewed backlash over their private plane usage after they reportedly took separate jets to make the same trip.

On 3 December, the Twitter account Celebrity Jets revealed that Jenner’s private jet was logged as taking off from Miami, Florida, and landing in Van Nuys, California, five hours later.

The following day, the account, which tracks celebrity private plane usage, shared a screenshot of an identical trip made by Scott’s private plane. The image showed Scott’s jet Cactus Jack LLC also making the same five-hour flight from Miami to Van Nuys.

The flight the rapper’s plane took from California to Florida used more than 13,000lbs jet fuel and emitted 21 tonnes of carbon dioxide, per the account. The route Jenner’s jet took from Florida to California required 15,663lbs of jet fuel and emitted 25 tonnes of carbon dioxide.

The flight routes to Miami coincided with Art Basel, an annual art show which took place this weekend, and which also saw Jenner’s sisters Kim and Khloe Kardashian in attendance.

On social media, the separate trips from Miami to Van Nuys have sparked criticism with many condemning the celebrity couple.

“How do they not feel bad for the planet?” one person asked on Reddit, where screenshots of the flight routes circulated in the r/KUWTK subreddit, while another questioned whether the couple is thinking about their two children, Stormi, four, and their nine-month old son. “Does she not realise this is…