Trump Unveils NEW Red, White, and Blue Air Force One Design

President Trump promised to redesign Air Force One in a more patriotic scheme and he has delivered. On Thursday, President Trump unveiled a new red, white, and blue design for the most famous plane in the world.

According to Fox News:

President Trump, in an interview aired Thursday, unveiled the new red, white and blue paint job for the new Air Force One — and promised that the jet would also be much bigger than the existing presidential plane.

“Here’s your new Air Force One and I’m doing that for other presidents, not for me,” Trump told ABC News in the Oval Office.

 

The red, white and blue paint job replaces the current white and light blue design selected by President John Kennedy and first lady Jackie Kennedy. Axios reported that he wanted a “more American” scheme that isn’t “Jackie Kennedy color.”

The redesign comes as part of the contract with Boeing to build a fleet of two new Air Force jets. Trump was a critic of the project and eventually reached a deal with Boeing to buy the jets for $3.9 billion — $1.4 billion down from the original estimate.

The new jets – which are being developed by Boeing – are scheduled to be in service by 2024.


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