The musician said he and his father-in-law do not own private jets and that he mostly travels on commercial flights.
According to Mr Eazi, the decision to fly privately is usually based on the nature of the trip, particularly when he is travelling to conclude high-value business transactions.
“I don’t have a private jet, and my father-in-law doesn’t have one either. Most times, I fly commercial. But if I’m going to close a business deal involving a lot of money, I fly private,” he said.
His comments have sparked conversations online about the practical reasons wealthy businesspeople may choose private aviation, with some noting that privacy, flexibility and time savings can be important when handling major transactions.
The statement also offers a glimpse into the business side of Mr Eazi’s career, which extends beyond music into entrepreneurship and investments.
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