What Plane will Trump use now?

Trump Force One or Air Force One

Air Force One is whatever plane the president is on. It's a helicopter if he is on that.

aesthetically Trump wins by far, but the stats are better on the AF1 obviously

air force one in trump colors is the obvious solution

Why not upgrade to a new 777?

Af1 for security measures.

Air Force One is far better equipped for anything and everything a president could possibly need on a plane.

If the president is on a helicopter, it is called marine one.

A boat, navy one.

>757 because its more economical. Unless, if theres other features not mentioned here that justify the costs of operation

The year built graphic in the center really makes this confusing.

>cost per hour of operation
>Trump Force One: $8383
>Air Force One: $179'750
really makes you think

Probably security measures like radars, infolinks, satcom, nsa-grade security systems and shit

Executive One if he ever flies commercial for some reason

It does.

Also,
>implying that the whole fucking thing hasn't been gutted, making the build year date irrelevant. It's a literal flying fortress.

Unless Trumps jet has a full EWSP suite and a mid-air refueling probe, he's going to stick with the VC-25.

Trump's 757 doesn't have the command and control capabilities, anti-air countermeasures, EFP shielding, or any other redundant systems that AF1 has

there's no way the SS would allow him to fly it anywhere outside the country if at all

and when is he on a spaceship? ayy lmao one?

My god the government can't do anything right.

He'll build a bigger and better one.

Depends on the current president

Why not a new one?

i want to see a libshit trying to down a place

hahah he'd end up like the late President of Poland 6 years ago kek

It's the service, not the vehicle. If he's in an Airforce helo, it's Airforce One. Pic related is Navy One.

AF1 probably has all sorts of defensive countermeasures on it

Air force one also has fighter jets guarding it and super advanced protection and communication systems on it

AF1; he'd have to pay the fuel and probably the staffing bill for TF1 himself, even as president.

It's not too huge for someone of his economic stature to do, but you don't become rich by wasting money on stupid shit.

additionally, it would look bad to use a personally branded rather than a governmentally branded plane for official state visits.

Incorrect. The designations of "[Branch] One" is any air vehicle that belongs to that service that is carrying the president (likewise, [Branch] Two is any air vehicle carrying the Vice President)

If it's an army aircraft, it's army one. Navy one, navy one etc. The only reason why Air Force One being special is that Air Force One often but not always refers to a pair of specific planes in the presidential fleet (two Boeing VC-25As specifically)

Also, a side note. A commercial plane carrying the President's family but not the President itself can be, if needed, labelled as Executive One F.

You have to be retarded if you think he's going to fly in his private aircraft. Do you think the VC-25 is just a luxury aircraft? It has all sorts of shit aboard crucial for command in the event of nuclear war and security measures.
No, it's Marine One if it's a USMC aircraft.
Which usually is a helicopter.
And Navy One if it's a Navy aircraft.

>that's an official infographic
wew

Has there ever been a Coast Guard One?

Air force one probably has a mini-hospital and other shit that a potus would need.

747 is iconic and American. Bigger, too but more expensive to operate.

There are two new ones (747-8s) in the factory now for future AF1s

they'll combine into one megaplane like Zords in Power Rangers

Mo Army one m1 abrams?

He will have to use Air Force One just like he will have to use the Beast instead of his Phantom.

The pres vehicles are equipped with critical security equipment.

Has there ever been an Army 1?

>757
>Not glorious 777 master race

yes the army has an executive fleet of blackhawks like the marines

What happens if AF1 has problems in the air? Do they have professional skydivers to tandem jump the president out of there?

cost and unknowns of critical systems. There are quite a few things different between airforce one and a regular 747.

and here's president bush on a regular Army Blackhawk which would carry the call sign Army 1

does't air force one cost a shiton since it's being escorted by jets 24/7 and gets fueled in the air?

Airforce one obviously, that thing is C&C for the states in the event of an attack, and it's far more resistant to being shot down.

Not to shit on Trump1 but it's a civilian plane.

Yes. The Army and Marines used to share helicopter transport from the White House. Now it's just the Marines though.

I would say AFO because of all the military grade gear onboard.

STAY IN MY AIRCRAFT

This lol wut almost 200k an hour flight
>mfw i have no face

He will have to use air force one it has a built in command center, military equipment, escape pod etc.

Security, I'm sure, is where it prevails by far

underrated

Well the actual rules states that any plane trump commands will be air force 1.
So trump force 1 would turn into air force 1.

>that low cost of exploitation
>for an actually more badass plane
>that cost per passenger

Under budget, ahead of schedule.
Trump lied. We're not tired of winning.

>top speed nearly mach 1
holy shit is it possible for a huge ass jet to reach it without breaking apart?

Air Force One, it's not even a question. The president has to have all kinds of special capabilities built in to his plane in case of war or other emergencies.

Trump's 757 is way too small, and while I'm sure it is well-maintained it's still too risky to allow the president to use it instead of the AF1.

>Obama spent 180k per hour of taxpayer money campaigning for a loser

...

>Implying liberals are the only people who would try to kill the president

who else would? Be careful.

There are very specific modifications to the standard Air Force One plane that make it the standard usage. That's why it's so much more expensive to operate.