Trump unveils new Air Force One Boeing 747 gifted by Qatar

WASHINGTON, United States — WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump signed the commemorative plaque of a new Boeing 747 presidential aircraft gifted by Qatar during an unveiling ceremony at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland. The aircraft features a new livery combining red, white and navy blue with gold detailing, and Trump described it as "the most luxurious presidential plane in the world." The new plane is set to lead the aerial flyover during the United States' July 4 celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of American independence. The president also said the remaining aircraft in the presidential fleet would eventually be repainted to match the new design. The U.S. Air Force confirmed that the aircraft meets the security and safety standards required for presidential flights. One of the existing Air Force One planes, which has been in service for more than three decades, is planned to be replaced by the new aircraft. No further details on the delivery timeline or fleet transition were immediately available.