Boris Johnson wants a colourful Brexit plane to fly him around the world promoting 'Global Britain'
Get the Full StoryCarl Court GettyBoris Johnson has called for a new plane to fly ministers around the world promoting post-Brexit trade.
The foreign secretary is on the second leg of a five-day trip to South America.
Of the current plane used by ministers, Johnson said: "I don’t know who uses it, but it never seems to be available. And also, why does it have to be grey?"
Johnson previously called for a 22-mile bridge across the Channel with France, a newly commissioned Royal Yacht, and a set of commemorative stamps to mark Brexit.
LONDON — Boris Johnson has called for a new plane to fly him around the world promoting his post-Brexit vision for trade and suggested the current plane isn't colourful enough.
Speaking to reporters in Buenos Aires, where he was on the second leg of a five-day trip to South America, Johnson said the official Voyager plane which is used by ministers wasn't always available and suggested its livery was too drab.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderNOW WATCH: Why some countries are more corrupt than othersSee Also:Ireland says there is a serious chance Britain will crash out of the EU without a Brexit dealTheresa May reportedly wants to stay in the customs union for years after BrexitThe UK is heading for a 'constitutional crisis' if May forces through Brexit without Scotland's consentSEE ALSO: Nando's is refusing to give the Conservative party a discount card to help recruit Tory members
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