Almost 90 flights associated with Jeffrey Epstein have been identified in the United Kingdom, including cases of human trafficking, but authorities have not conducted a complete investigation.

An investigation conducted by the international press has revealed that nearly 90 flights related to Jeffrey Epstein arrived and departed from airports in the United Kingdom. The flight logs show at least three British women who may have been trafficked. American lawyers representing Epstein's victims have criticized British authorities for the lack of a comprehensive investigation, emphasizing that the UK was a 'central hub' in his operations. The testimony of a British victim contributed to the conviction of Epstein's accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, yet she was not contacted by the British police.

Recent documents have revealed details about Epstein's presence in the UK, including flights taken after his 2008 conviction. Although Epstein died in 2019 without being tried for sex trafficking of minors, legal experts argue that an investigation in the UK could clarify whether others facilitated his crimes. The BBC has passed information to the Metropolitan Police about his flights, which may involve suspected trafficking victims.