🧸The Legoland action 🧸
LEGETØJ GØR OPRØR MOD LEGOS PRIVATFLY

Barbiedukker, Playmobil-figurer og bamser, udstyret med "Ban Private Jets"-bannere, blokerede skærtorsdag for privatflyene i Legolands Mini-lufthavn!

Hvorfor?

Lego sælger et grønt fremtidsbillede til verdens børn. Men familien bag flyver fortsat i PRIVATFLY.

Kirkbi lukkede sin fly-afdeling i februar 2025 med bæredygtighed som begrundelse. Men flyene forlod aldrig familien. De skiftede blot ejerskab internt.
Bare det ene fællesejede fly fløj 25 gange siden marts 2025. 88 ton CO₂. Det svarer til, hvad knap syv danskere udleder på et HELT ÅR.

Playmobil-figur udtaler: "Jeg tro'de jeg skulle bygge fremtiden – ikke ødelægge den!"

Privatfly udleder op til 17x mere CO₂ per person end rutefly. En enkelt 4-timers tur = én europæers årlige udledning.
Når Danmarks rigeste familier sælger fly til sig selv og kalder det "bæredygtighed", er det ikke bare hyklerisk. Det er en demonstration af, at nogle mennesker lever efter helt andre regler.

Legetøjet havde bedt os om hjælp til at lave deres protest, og vi står selvfølgelig i solidaritet med legetøj og børn verden over, og hjalp dem derfor gerne ind i lufthavnen

TOYS REBEL AGAINST LEGO'S PRIVATE JETS
Barbie dolls, Playmobil figures and teddy bears, equipped with "Ban Private Jets" banners, blocked the private jets at Legoland's Mini Airport on Maundy Thursday!

Why?

Lego sells a green vision of the future to the world's children. But the family behind it still flies by PRIVATE JET.
Kirkbi closed its aviation division in February 2025, citing sustainability. But the jets never left the family. They simply changed ownership internally.

Just the one jointly owned jet has flown 25 times since March 2025. 88 tonnes of CO₂. That's equivalent to what nearly seven Danes emit in an ENTIRE YEAR.
Playmobil figure states: "I thought I was building the future – not destroying it!"
Private jets emit up to 17x more CO₂ per person than commercial flights. A single 4-hour trip = one European's annual emissions.

When Denmark's wealthiest families sell jets to themselves and call it "sustainability", it's not just hypocritical. It's a demonstration that some people live by entirely different rules.
The toys had asked us for help staging their protest, and we stand of course in solidarity with toys and children the world over, and were therefore happy to help them into the airport.