Wrap: Jay Nixon's administration turned over records of more than 250 flights the governor took over his first two years in office.

They reveal Nixon was flying on taxpayer-financed airplanes an average of one out of every three days in 2009 and 2010.

The governor's office has a budget to cover his travel.

But the documents indicate Nixon has started exclusively billed other agencies shortly after he became governor.

Even though often, no one from the agencies are shown on the flight records.

Instead, it's just Nixon, staff aides, personal security, and sometimes his wife.

Nixon's communications director, Christy Bertelson, refused comment until at least Wednesday.

From the state Capitol, I'm Theo Keith, NewsRadio 1120 KMOX.

Wrap: This is Theo Keith in Jefferson City, where Republican House Budget committee chair Ryan Silvey is criticizing the governor.

He says the $400,000 that Jay Nixon has charged other agencies for his flights over the past two years is...

The records indicate Nixon stopped paying for flights out of his own budget shortly after he took office two years ago.

Silvey says that's wrong.

Nixon's communications director refused comment until Wednesday.

House Republicans and Democrats have endorsed a plan that would prohibit Nixon from continuing the practice.

From the state Capitol, I'm Theo Keith, NewsRadio 1120 KMOX.