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Need Fighter Escorts to Serve as Air Force One By Mike Stone, David Shepardson and Tim Hepher WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Boeing 747 jet offered to President Donald Trump by Qatar as a temporary flying White House might need fighter jet escorts and could be restricted to flying inside the U.
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President Donald Trump wants to use a luxury Boeing 747 gifted by Qatar's royal family as Air Force One, raising ethical and ...
President Donald Trump’s confirmation Sunday that the United States may accept a presidential ... Two modified Boeing 747 planes serve as Air Force One. Both are about 35 years old and have ...
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The Air Force had previously disclosed that about a dozen technical obstacles have caused delays — from flaws in cockpit and passenger windows to cracked fuselage structures, excessive noise and ...
A spokesperson for Qatar said the gift arrangement was still under consideration, according to USA TODAY. “The possible transfer of an aircraft for temporary use as Air Force One is currently ...
President Donald Trump insists he’s getting a “free, very expensive airplane” from Qatar’s royal family. But it’s not much of a gift for the American taxpayer. The Qatari Defense ...
To greatly reduce the risk of potential damage to aircraft from wheel chock failure, the Air Force has begun using a new polyurethane ... The new wheel chocks designed by UDRI have a unique ...
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