Once a symbol of opulence and infamy, the private jet known as the Lolita Express served as both a stage for scandalous activities and a means of transport for some of the world’s most recognized figures, including two former U.S. presidents.

The notorious past of Jeffrey Epstein’s aircraft is poised to face renewed scrutiny. Government files concerning the deceased financier and convicted sex offender are about to be released, shedding light on the dark secrets of his operations.

This Boeing 727-100 was more than just a jet; it was a tool Epstein used to transport a list of international celebrities, which notably included Bill Clinton and the man once known as Prince Andrew, who now goes by Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

However, the same aircraft, marked by the callsign N90JE, was also used to transfer his young victims between his various luxurious properties, spanning New York, the U.S. Virgin Islands, New Mexico, and his waterfront estate in Palm Beach, Florida.

In a move towards transparency, President Donald Trump, listed among the passengers in flight logs, enacted the Epstein Transparency Act on November 19. This law mandates the Department of Justice to disclose all unclassified records from the investigation into Epstein by December 19, following his 2019 death in prison.

It means the Department of Justice has until December 19 to release all unclassified records of the investigation into the monster, who killed himself in prison in 2019.

These must also include files relating to his accomplice ‘madam’, Ghislaine Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year sentence in a cushy Texas prison – and crucially, ‘flight logs or travel records’ including ‘itineraries, pilot records’.

Any revelations are therefore likely to include a spotlight on the infamous aircraft, in which 63-year-old Maxwell was photographed creepily giving Epstein a foot massage with her white shirt wide open.

With a major dump of Justice Department files looming, investigators and the public are bracing for new revelations about the dark secrets aboard Epstein’s Lolita Express

Exclusive Daily Mail images offer a rare look inside the jet, showing gaudy décor throughout – most strikingly, a red-velvet-clad TV room centered around a paneled sofa 

Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year sentence in a cushy Texas prison, has been seen on the Lolita Express, with one photo showing her rubbing his feet while sitting on gray fur

 And that means the possibility of a whole new tranche of VIP names being outed and becoming embroiled in the Epstein horror story.

The jet, which took its last flight in 2016, was sitting forlornly at Georgia’s Brunswick Golden Isles Airport when photographed by the Daily Mail in 2020.

Our exclusive pictures revealed the expansive layout of the aircraft, which was split into a series of rooms.

Garish red, dark brown, cream and brass dominated the decor, which included extensive wood paneling, mirrored walls and deep cushioning.

One room contained sectional sofas with individual armrests like many families have in their homes to watch TV. Another was dominated by bright red velvet, including a paneled sofa.

At the back of the plane, a large wooden bed had under-mattress drawers that still contained spare bed linen.

Clinton, 79, flew on it up to a reported 26 times after he left office, but he would hardly have recognized the formerly lavish interior, which fell into disrepair as the plane was mothballed.

However, chilling pointers to the notorious former owner remained – including monogrammed tissues and a bottle of Johnson’s baby lotion in a wooden-paneled bathroom.

Another picture from the DOJ next door to the red velvet room was another large cream-colored velvet sectional that created a circle to match the shape of the room

In the plane’s rear section, a sizable wooden bed was found, with under-mattress storage that continued to house folded spare sheets.

Although the plane now sits abandoned, remnants of Epstein still linger, including in the bathroom where old bottles of Johnson’s baby lotion and monogrammed tissues are found under the cabinets

Mundane items such as toilet paper, water bottles and instant coffee were other reminders of the corroded and virtually worthless jet’s former life.

The plane arrived in Georgia from Palm Beach on July 11, 2016, and became unregistered three years later. Two years ago, Florida-based World Aviation Services, which acquired it, told the Daily Mail it was set to be scrapped after failing to find a buyer.

Clinton’s reps have said he flew on the Lolita Express on four overall trips related to humanitarian and philanthropic work for his foundation.

These included multiple flight legs to locations including Morocco, China, Armenia, Japan, Singapore, Norway and Belgium.

The former president has repeatedly said he was unaware of Epstein’s crimes. He’s also denied ever visiting the pedophile’s notorious bolt hole of Little Saint James in the US Virgin Islands, where girls were imported to be horrifically sexually abused.

He was, however, photographed in 2002 receiving a neck massage from masseuse-turned-actress Chauntae Davies, who was 22 at the time and an eventual vocal Epstein accuser.

The snap shows him smiling as a kneeling Davies massages his shoulders in an airport lounge chair during a Lolita Express refueling stop in Portugal on a foundation trip to Africa.

Maxwell was also on the flight and reportedly encouraged Davies to give Clinton the treatment after he’d complained of a stiff neck.

President Trump, who has been pictured multiple times with Epstein and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, signed the Epstein Transparency Act into law on November 19, giving the DOJ a deadline of December 19 to release all files relating to the disgraced financier 

Epstein kept his plane well stocked.  Mundane items such as toilet paper, water bottles and instant coffee were other reminders of the corroded and virtually worthless jet’s former life

Only the best for Epstein, including pricey Voss water at the side of the bathroom sink

Pictured is the office/conference room his private aircraft. 

In 2020, photos emerged showing Clinton getting a neck massage from another of Epstein’s accusers, Chauntae Davies, then 22, during a Lolita Express refueling stop on the 2002 Africa jaunt

There are flight records logged with the Federal Aviation Administration indicating he flew on Epstein’s private jet at least 26 times. (Pictured: Clinton on ‘Lolita Express’)

The one-time therapist – who went on to accuse Epstein of repeatedly raping her – said Clinton was a ‘perfect gentleman’ during the trip and she saw ‘absolutely no foul play involving him’.

A fellow passenger on the Clinton Foundation mission to Africa was Oscar-winning Kevin Spacey, 65, who said there were ‘young girls’ on the plane.

The controversial House of Cards star, who was photographed with Maxwell on a throne at Buckingham Palace, has called for all Epstein files to be made public.

‘For those of us with nothing to fear, the truth can’t come soon enough,’ he said.

President Trump was named as a passenger on a flight log revealed in Maxwell’s 2021 trial in New York, in which she was found guilty of six counts, including sex trafficking a minor.

It shows he traveled on a two-leg trip in May 1994 with ex-wife Marla Maples and then infant daughter Tiffany to Teterboro, New Jersey.

Meanwhile, logs record the former Prince Andrew, whose public humiliation for his Epstein association was sealed earlier this month when he was stripped of his title, making four trips on the Lolita Express.

 Pictured is the rear/back of Epstein’s private aircraft with bathroom and shower area and what appears to be mold

The jet, which last flew in 2016, was photographed sitting abandoned at Georgia’s Brunswick Golden Isles Airport in 2020, with World Aviation Services later telling the Daily Mail it planned to scrap the aircraft after failing to find a buye

These include a 1999 flight from the US Virgin Islands to Palm Beach with Russian model Anna Malova, who was later jailed in the United States over prescription painkillers. The former prince has denied that he set foot on Little Saint James, in the island chain.

Epstein pilot David Rodgers claimed in a legal deposition that Andrew flew on the jet at least twice with tragic Virginia Giuffre, who alleged she was pimped out to the royal by the pedophile.

Giuffre received an estimated $16million in a confidential settlement from Andrew in 2022, despite the royal continuing to deny her sex claims. She committed suicide in April this year at her home in Australia.