Qatari jet

Democratic leaders plan an all-out oversight campaign targeting Donald Trump, his family, and his administration should they flip the House majority in November. Key investigations planned include examining a Qatari jet acceptance, cryptocurrency investments, federal contracts awarded to the family, and allegations of self-enrichment. In response, White House spokesperson Olivia Wales advocated for President Trump's agenda against radical Democrats.

A White House official stated that there is no final decision regarding which plane will be displayed at the Trump presidential library. This uncertainty means that the fate of the Qatari jet remains unclear.

President Donald Trump is taking his first trip on a retrofitted Qatari jet serving as Air Force One for a flight to North Dakota. The aircraft has been modified for presidential use.

President Donald Trump unveiled a new Air Force One, a Qatari-owned jet converted into the U.S. presidential aircraft with a navy blue and red color scheme. The jet serves as a temporary replacement until Boeing delivers new planes in 2028, despite ethics concerns over accepting a foreign gift. Trump reinstated his preferred color design after reversing a prior decision by President Joe Biden.

President Donald Trump unveiled a new Air Force One, a converted Qatari-owned jet with a navy blue and red color scheme, intended as a temporary replacement until new Boeing planes arrive in 2028. The aircraft replaces the Kennedy-era blue design and includes security modifications costing under $400 million. The Air Force confirmed older VC-25A jets will remain in service alongside the Qatari jet until the new Boeing VC-25Bs are operational.

The U.S. is saying goodbye to Air Force One as a Qatari jet awaits. Air Force One, carrying President Donald Trump, departed from Geneva Airport after the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, France.