Access to classified information was revoked for a Biden official for leaking data about Trump's Air Force One

The Department of Defense revoked the security credentials to access classified information from former Secretary of the Air Force under Joe Biden, Frank Kendall, for leaking confidential information about Trump's Air Force One to the New York Times.

"Effective immediately, the Department of Defense has REVOKED former Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall's eligibility to access classified information and his ability to hold any sensitive position", stated Sean Parnell, Pentagon spokesperson. Parnell asserted that Kendall disclosed classified information about the capabilities of Air Force One to a media outlet.

A few months ago, the government of Qatar gifted Trump a luxurious Boeing 747-8 to be used as a temporary aircraft for the presidential fleet. The aircraft was delivered by the Qatari royal family and accepted by the White House as a temporary alternative due to delays in the delivery of new official planes ordered from Boeing.

During his visit to the NATO summit last month, Trump had to fly on a different presidential plane than the one donated by Qatar to depart from Turkey after Israeli intelligence detected security issues related to threats from the Iranian terrorist regime.

The New York Times published sensitive details about alleged security flaws in the Qatari plane, such as the fact that it lacked some of the advanced defensive systems installed on the other Air Force. Four journalists working for the Democratic rag were summoned to testify by the government to find out where they obtained this information.

"The protection of classified information is a non-negotiable duty. Those who violate that trust lose the privilege of access and any role that requires it", says the aforementioned statement from Parnell.