Trump says he could fly on Qatar's Boeing 747 converted for presidential use by February, while the Air Force estimates hundreds of millions on retrofits.

President Donald Trump said he could start flying in the new luxury jumbo jet as soon as February of next year.

The US Air Force is hoping that its KC-46 fleet will be able to handle China, but logistical problems are complicating this plan.

Safety? Security? Or comfort? That’s the $1 billion decision that confronted US President Donald Trump with his new Air Force One.

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Business Insider got access to a NATO AWACS flight for an eight-hour surveillance mission over Eastern Europe.

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