Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift Just Arrived at Paris Airport for her Eras Tour. Watch as Fans Caused Collision because of Selfie.

A few days before she was scheduled to take out from Los Angeles to Tokyo to watch beau Travis Kelce play in the Super Bowl, Taylor Swift sold one of her private planes.

The $40 million Dassault Falcon 900LX that the 14-time Grammy winner sold to the Missouri-based vehicle insurance business Car Shield on January 30 is currently valued approximately $7 million second-hand, according to data that were recovered.

Nicholas Hamilton, the CEO of Car Shield, is listed as an additional owner of Triangle Real Estate LLC in documents filed with the Federal Aviation Administration.

The automobile insurance company is valued at about $150 million, and CarShield’s St. Peters, Missouri, offices now have the aircraft registered in their name as the new owner.

After traveling the world to perform the international portion of her Eras tour and spend time with 34-year-old Kansas City Chiefs tight end Kelce, Swift, 34, has been under pressure to lessen her carbon footprint.

Though there have been many pleas for the world-traveling celebrity to cut back on her travel, it is unlikely that security concerns will push her to switch to commercial aircraft.

On January 30, Swift sold her Dassault Falcon 900LX to the Missouri-based auto insurance provider Car Shield.