Produced by: Manoj Kumar
Trump has agreed to accept a luxury Boeing 747-8 from Qatar’s royal family as a temporary Air Force One — a flying palace in the sky.
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The jet features a master bedroom, guest suite, 2 full bathrooms, 9 lavatories, 5 kitchens, private office, and 5 lounges across two decks.
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Gold-colored walls, plush carpets, leather couches — the interiors mirror Trump’s own design aesthetic, courtesy of French firm Alberto Pinto.
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Unlike commercial versions holding 460+ passengers, this jet carries just 90 VIPs and 14 crew, offering pure opulence.
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With Boeing’s new Air Force One project running years behind and billions over budget, this Qatari jet serves as a stopgap.
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Defense contractor L3Harris will retrofit the jet with advanced communication, security, and even nuclear shockwave protection systems.
This 747-8 flies farther (7,730 miles) and faster (660 mph) than the current Air Force One — a performance upgrade wrapped in luxury.
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Critics may call it extravagant, but Trump frames it as a practical, temporary solution until Boeing delivers.
The aircraft, once used by Qatar’s royals, is now poised to serve America’s Commander-in-Chief — marking a unique moment in Air Force One history.
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