Journalists told to stop stealing from Air Force One
Journalists have been told to stop stealing items from Air Force One in response to a tradition of sneaking away with gold-rimmed plates, glasses and pillowcases.
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Journalists have been told to stop stealing items from Air Force One in response to a tradition of sneaking away with gold-rimmed plates, glasses and pillowcases.
Some White House reporters have apparently been swiping everything from pillowcases to plates and glasses from Air Force One to keep as souvenirs.
The president of the White House Correspondents' Association has sent a terse note to reporters who travel Air Force One that pocketing items from the plane is forbidden.
Embroidered pillowcases, engraved whisky tumblers and gold-rimmed plates among items taken from US presidential plane
Sources say an email circulated saying ‘if you inadvertently wound up taking something off the plane, we can facilitate a quiet return’