The US President Donald Trump and Boeing reportedly strucked an "informal deal" for the purchase of two new Air Force One aircraft, based on the Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet, the White House said on Tuesday. The new VIP transport jets will replace the two modified 747-200Bs in service since 1990 for an estimated cost of US$3.9 bn. Read more
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An rendering of next-generation Air Force One will likely look like
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An rendering of next-generation Air Force One will likely look like(Credit: RR) Read more
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