You're off by 3 orders of magnitude. 5269 barrels a day did sound too little to me. In the link you cited the quantity is given in thousands of barrels. The daily use is 5269000 barrels a day.
So 337 gigawatts for jet fuel instead of megawatts. That will dwarf google, we'll need to compare to something bigger.
Lets convert to annual kilowatt hours, 337GW24h365= 2950 billion kWh.
In 2007 it was estimated that the total power consumption of the internet was 868 billion kWh. [1]
So now we have three times the energy in jet air transport as in powering the internet. I have to say this feels better.
EOM