Just hours after Hillary Clinton unveiled her presidential campaign's push to solve global warming through an aggressive carbon-cutting plan, she sauntered up the steps of a 19-seat private jet in Des Moines, Iowa.

The aircraft, a Dassault model Falcon 900B, burns 347 gallons of fuel per hour. And like all Dassault business jets, Hillary's ride was made in France.

The Trump-esque transportation costs $5,850 per hour to rent, according to the website of Executive Fliteways, the company that owns it.

And she has used the same plane before, including on at least one trip for speeches that brought her $500,000 in fees.

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CARBON MONSTER: The Dassault Falcon 900B business jet burns 347 gallons of jet fuel per hour, and was Hillary Clinton's ride of choice on Monday (seen entering the jet in her light blue pantsuit)

RENEWABLE? Clinton spoke Monday at the Des Moines Area Rapid Transit Central Station about solving climate change and preserving the environment, flanked by bicycles for effect

LAP OF LUXURY: This photo from Executive Fliteways shows the interior of the exact jet that Clinton's campaign rented for the day at a rate that the company advertises as $5,850 per hour

On Monday the Democratic presidential front-runner announced the details of her initiative to tackle climate change, calling it 'one of the most urgent threats of our time.'

But shortly afterward, a videographer working with the conservative America Rising PAC spotted her at the private air terminal in Des Moines.

FIfteen seconds of video shot just after 12:00 noon, local time, shows Clinton walking up the plane's stairs while an aide hodls a giant black umbrella over her head to sheld her from falling rain.

'Despite her campaign’s best efforts to rebrand her as a down-to-earth fighter for "everyday Americans," Hillary Clinton’s jet-setting ways are just further confirmation that she’s out of touch with the American people,' the group's communications driector Jeff Bechdel told DailyMail.com.

'It’s that kind of hypocrisy that makes the majority of voters say Clinton is not honest or trustworthy.'

PLANETARY EMERGENCY: Clinton said reversing climate change 'is one of the most urgent threats of our time, and we have no choice but to rise and meet it' – and then was driven to her private jet in Des Moines, Iowa

The Clinton campaign's traveling press secretary, Nick Merrill, did not respond to a request for comment.

But Mrs. Clinton said Monday in Des Moines that 'the reality of climate change is unforgiving – no matter what the deniers say. Sea levels are rising. Ice caps are melting. Storms, wildfires, and extreme weather are wreaking havoc.'

'This is one of the most urgent threats of our time, and we have no choice but to rise and meet it,' she added.

The environmntal lobby is unanimous in its certainty that carbon emissions from human activities have caused the globe to warm in recent decades, even though raw thermometer data from around the world suggest it has been 18 years since the planet's temperature has ticked upward.

Reducing that carbon footprint, they say, requires dramatic cuts in the burning of fossil fuels like the jet fuels Clinton's jet consumed between Iowa and New Hampshire.

NO MIDDLE SEATS: Clinton, top aide Huma Abedin and other Hillary insiders can lounge and relax during the two-hour, 15-minute flight betwen central Iowa and Manchester, New Hampshire

PEANUTS OR PRETZELS (or steak?): The Executive Fliteways Falcon 900B can host dinner parties high above the clouds

Clinton pledged Monday that if she wins the presidency, she will make sure America has 500 million solar panels installed within 4 years. She also promised to launch a program that would bring enough renewable power production online 'to power every single home in America.'

It's not possible to know the exact route her executive jet took on Monday afternoon.

While her campaign has advertised an event Tuesady morning in Nashua, New Hampshire, Executive Fliteways has opted out of a Federal Aviation Administration transparency program that allows aviation enthusiasts to track private jets from airport to airport.

But amateur planespotters still sit near runways, watching jets take off and land. One spotted the same plane –tail number N506BA – in Vancouver, Canada on March 5 of last year, and wrote that it was 'Hillary Clinton's ride into town.'

She spoke that day to a sold-out event hosted by the Vancouver Board of Trade and co-sponsored by TD Bank, and later reported in her personal financial disclosure that she was paid $275,000 for the appearance.

A similar speech one day later in Calgary, Canada, also sponsored by the bank, brought another $225,000.

CLASSY: The 66-foot-long plane can fly up to 51,000 feet above the ground at speeds as fast as mach 0.84

ALMOST TRUMP-ESQUE: There's no 18-karat sink, but Clinton's rented plane boasts all the luxuries a political rock star could want

Bill Clinton has also hitched a ride on the same aircraft in the past, according to another amateur photographer who captured a picture in November 2010.

The image, shot in Akron, Ohio before the airplane got a new paint job, was captioned: 'Bill Clinton heading out after a rally for Ted Strickland.'

The former president was in town to rally voters for Strickland, then the governor of Ohio, who lost his re-electionbid to Republican John Kasich.

Kasich hopes to meet Hillary in the presidential election next year: He announced his own White House campaign last week.