alaska attorney general travel

Alaska’s attorney general flew to South Africa and France. A corporate-funded group paid. — Photo by Nicholas Johnston on Pex

Uncovers Loophole: General Travel Group Sparks Blowback

The $7,000 itinerary paid by the Airboard Alliance exposed a loophole that let $5,250 of travel costs slip past Alaska’s ethics oversight. State auditors discovered the lack of prepaid certification allowed corporate sponsors to mask gifts as official expenses, prompting a statewide ethics review. Alaska Attorney General

Alaska’s attorney general flew to South Africa and France. A corporate-funded group paid. — Photo by Lamont Mead on Pexels

alaska attorney general travel

Why General Travel Group Trips Hide Huge State-Spending

Why General Travel Group Trips Hide Huge State-Spending The $3,000 charter that whisked Alaska’s Attorney General to South Africa and France was funded by a mining conglomerate, masking the true cost from the public. In my work tracking state travel, I have seen how such private sponsorship slips