Neem een kijkje in de opgeknapte privéjet van Donald Trump

Na twee jaar vliegt de beroemde Boeing 757 privé-jet van Donald Trump weer.
Het 100 miljoen dollar kostende toestel heeft een flinke verfbeurt gekregen en enkele nieuwe onderdelen.
De ‘Trump Force One’ zal Trump in aanloop naar de presidentsverkiezingen ongetwijfeld van de ene verkiezingsbijeenkomst naar de andere vliegen.
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Toen hij president was van de Verenigde Staten, werd Donald Trump rondgevlogen in het regeringsvliegtuig Air Force One. Maar hij was als miljardair en zakenman daarvoor ook al aan een enorme privé-jet gewend. Hij kocht in 2011 voor 100 miljoen dollar een Boeing 757 die hij omdoopte tot ‘Trump Force One’.

Net als tijdens de verkiezingscampagne van 2016 zal het toestel Trump naar verwachting opnieuw van de ene naar de andere verkiezingsbijeenkomst brengen, nu hij heeft aangekondigd opnieuw een gooi te doen naar het Witte Huis.

Neem een kijkje in het privétoestel van Donald Trump met vergulde veiligheidsriemen, luxe slaapruimtes en een hoofdlounge met een entertainmentsysteem waarvan het geluid volgens de Trump Organization kan tippen aan dat van een filmzaal in Hollywood.

Neem in kijkje in de helemaal opgeknapte Boeing 757 van Donald Trump

During his time as president, Donald Trump flew around the world in Air Force One, a specially-modified Boeing 747 used for presidential transport.

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The flying Oval Office is luxurious, with several staterooms and meeting rooms.

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But, as a multi-billionaire and business tycoon, Air Force One was not Trump's first time using a private aircraft.

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Over the years, the former president has owned several personal aircraft, like a Cessna Citation X…

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…a Boeing 727 tri-jet…

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…a Sikorsky S76 helicopter…

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…and his prized Boeing 757 narrowbody aircraft, which he named "Trump Force One." JetSpy data shows the ex-president still has the Cessna Citation X.

Source: JetSpy, Trump's beloved Boeing 757 private jet is finally flying again after a year of maintenance work and a new paint job

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The 757 first flew in 1991 and was previously operated by defunct carriers Sterling Airways of Denmark and TAESA Airlines of Mexico.

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It also spent time as a corporate aircraft for Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen before being sold to Trump.

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Trump bought the more than three-decade-old plane in 2011 for a reported $100 million, and it became an icon at his campaign rallies all over the US.

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And, it was no secret whose plane was flying overhead as it sported a giant "T" on the tail and "TRUMP" written in large letters on the fuselage.

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However, when Trump won the presidency in 2016, he was required to use the government transport fleet while in office.

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He traded in his beloved 757 for the presidential aircraft, but the plane was still used by members of the Trump Organization from 2017 to 2019.

The gold-plated Boeing 757 owned by former President Trump is sitting empty at a New York airport, amid reports that the plane requires costly repairs

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In 2019, the plane was parked at Stewart International Airport in New York where it sat for two years before flying to Louisiana in November 2021 for refurbishment.

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Trump announced on his website in May 2021 that the plane, which needed a new paint job and maintenance work, would be "fully restored and updated" in Louisiana and "used at upcoming rallies."

Source: Donald J Trump, Trump plans to restore his 'beautiful' Boeing 757 with Rolls-Royce engines and new paint job for future rallies

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Although Trump initially said the plane would re-enter service at the end of 2021, it is finally back as of July 2022.

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Eric Trump, at the time, posted a time-lapse video on Twitter of the 757's new paint job, which was completed by aircraft refinishing company Landlocked Aviation.

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Company president Tyson Grenzebach told local outlet 7News in July that the job took 40 people and about a month to complete.

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The fresh livery sports a black fuselage and an American flag on the tail…

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…and the signature gold "Trump" lettering.

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"Excellence requested, excellence delivered!" Grenzebach told Business Insider in 2022. "The great men and women of Landlocked Aviation are proud to always deliver superior aircraft refinishing work while providing exceptional customer service."

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Although it has a fresh paint job, the interior was outfitted in 2011 when Trump acquired the jet. A video of Amanda Miller, the Trump Organization's SVP of marketing & corporate communications, giving a tour was posted to YouTube in 2011.

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Entering from the back of the jet, you'll first see inside the galley, complete with glassware, a sink, and coffee makers, creating a small kitchen.

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The 43-seater jet can accommodate gourmet meals, but Trump has been seen eating Big Macs and french fries onboard.

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Beyond the galley are a first-class cabin and a dining area with loungers and a couch…

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…and a table with four chairs, which Trump regularly conducted interviews from.

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According to Miller, the seatbelts and other finishes are 24K gold-plated…

Source: The Trump Organization

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…and the headrests and pillows have been etched with the Trump family crest.

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Moving through the jet, passengers will find the main lounge, which features seats, a couch, and the SkyTheater with a 57" TV and sound system that replicates a "Hollywood screening room," Miller said.

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There is also a touchscreen system that controls the theater and has a special "T" list that shows Trump's favorite movies and CDs.

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The plane would not be complete without a few bedrooms, including a guest room with wood finishings, a theater system, and two couches that convert into a double bed.

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Meanwhile, Trump has his own private bedroom with a custom headboard, pillows, and comforter, as well as a theater system and work desk.

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The former president also has a master bathroom with a green countertop and gold-plated sink…

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…as well as a toilet that doubles as a seat, which is common on many private jets.

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Toward the front of the jet is a VIP area with a couch and loungers, which is where the pilots or other important people can relax.

Source: The Trump Organization

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Although the plane is decked out, it's not much use without pilots. Longtime aviators John Dunkin and Jay Galpin head the controls in the 757's glass display cockpit in 2014.

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Neem in kijkje in de helemaal opgeknapte Boeing 757 van Donald Trump

Neem in kijkje in de helemaal opgeknapte Boeing 757 van Donald Trump

During his time as president, Donald Trump flew around the world in Air Force One, a specially-modified Boeing 747 used for presidential transport.

The flying Oval Office is luxurious, with several staterooms and meeting rooms.

But, as a multi-billionaire and business tycoon, Air Force One was not Trump&#39;s first time using a private aircraft.

Over the years, the former president has owned several personal aircraft, like a Cessna Citation X…

…a Boeing 727 tri-jet…

…a Sikorsky S76 helicopter…

…and his prized Boeing 757 narrowbody aircraft, which he named &#34;Trump Force One.&#34; JetSpy data shows the ex-president still has the Cessna Citation X.

The 757 first flew in 1991 and was previously operated by defunct carriers Sterling Airways of Denmark and TAESA Airlines of Mexico.

It also spent time as a corporate aircraft for Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen before being sold to Trump.

Trump bought the more than three-decade-old plane in 2011 for a reported $100 million, and it became an icon at his campaign rallies all over the US.

And, it was no secret whose plane was flying overhead as it sported a giant &#34;T&#34; on the tail and &#34;TRUMP&#34; written in large letters on the fuselage.

However, when Trump won the presidency in 2016, he was required to use the government transport fleet while in office.

He traded in his beloved 757 for the presidential aircraft, but the plane was still used by members of the Trump Organization from 2017 to 2019.

In 2019, the plane was parked at Stewart International Airport in New York where it sat for two years before flying to Louisiana in November 2021 for refurbishment.

Trump announced on his website in May 2021 that the plane, which needed a new paint job and maintenance work, would be &#34;fully restored and updated&#34; in Louisiana and &#34;used at upcoming rallies.&#34;

Although Trump initially said the plane would re-enter service at the end of 2021, it is finally back as of July 2022.

Eric Trump, at the time, posted a time-lapse video on Twitter of the 757&#39;s new paint job, which was completed by aircraft refinishing company Landlocked Aviation.

Company president Tyson Grenzebach told local outlet 7News in July that the job took 40 people and about a month to complete.

The fresh livery sports a black fuselage and an American flag on the tail…

…and the signature gold &#34;Trump&#34; lettering.

&#34;Excellence requested, excellence delivered!&#34; Grenzebach told Business Insider in 2022. &#34;The great men and women of Landlocked Aviation are proud to always deliver superior aircraft refinishing work while providing exceptional customer service.&#34;

Although it has a fresh paint job, the interior was outfitted in 2011 when Trump acquired the jet. A video of Amanda Miller, the Trump Organization&#39;s SVP of marketing &amp; corporate communications, giving a tour was posted to YouTube in 2011.

Entering from the back of the jet, you&#39;ll first see inside the galley, complete with glassware, a sink, and coffee makers, creating a small kitchen.

The 43-seater jet can accommodate gourmet meals, but Trump has been seen eating Big Macs and french fries onboard.

Beyond the galley are a first-class cabin and a dining area with loungers and a couch…

…and a table with four chairs, which Trump regularly conducted interviews from.

According to Miller, the seatbelts and other finishes are 24K gold-plated…

…and the headrests and pillows have been etched with the Trump family crest.

Moving through the jet, passengers will find the main lounge, which features seats, a couch, and the SkyTheater with a 57&#34; TV and sound system that replicates a &#34;Hollywood screening room,&#34; Miller said.

There is also a touchscreen system that controls the theater and has a special &#34;T&#34; list that shows Trump&#39;s favorite movies and CDs.

The plane would not be complete without a few bedrooms, including a guest room with wood finishings, a theater system, and two couches that convert into a double bed.

Meanwhile, Trump has his own private bedroom with a custom headboard, pillows, and comforter, as well as a theater system and work desk.

The former president also has a master bathroom with a green countertop and gold-plated sink…

…as well as a toilet that doubles as a seat, which is common on many private jets.

Toward the front of the jet is a VIP area with a couch and loungers, which is where the pilots or other important people can relax.

Although the plane is decked out, it&#39;s not much use without pilots. Longtime aviators John Dunkin and Jay Galpin head the controls in the 757&#39;s glass display cockpit in 2014.

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But, as a multi-billionaire and business tycoon, Air Force One was not Trump's first time using a private aircraft.

…and his prized Boeing 757 narrowbody aircraft, which he named "Trump Force One." JetSpy data shows the ex-president still has the Cessna Citation X.

And, it was no secret whose plane was flying overhead as it sported a giant "T" on the tail and "TRUMP" written in large letters on the fuselage.

Trump announced on his website in May 2021 that the plane, which needed a new paint job and maintenance work, would be "fully restored and updated" in Louisiana and "used at upcoming rallies."

Eric Trump, at the time, posted a time-lapse video on Twitter of the 757's new paint job, which was completed by aircraft refinishing company Landlocked Aviation.

…and the signature gold "Trump" lettering.

"Excellence requested, excellence delivered!" Grenzebach told Business Insider in 2022. "The great men and women of Landlocked Aviation are proud to always deliver superior aircraft refinishing work while providing exceptional customer service."

Although it has a fresh paint job, the interior was outfitted in 2011 when Trump acquired the jet. A video of Amanda Miller, the Trump Organization's SVP of marketing & corporate communications, giving a tour was posted to YouTube in 2011.

Entering from the back of the jet, you'll first see inside the galley, complete with glassware, a sink, and coffee makers, creating a small kitchen.

Moving through the jet, passengers will find the main lounge, which features seats, a couch, and the SkyTheater with a 57" TV and sound system that replicates a "Hollywood screening room," Miller said.

There is also a touchscreen system that controls the theater and has a special "T" list that shows Trump's favorite movies and CDs.

Although the plane is decked out, it's not much use without pilots. Longtime aviators John Dunkin and Jay Galpin head the controls in the 757's glass display cockpit in 2014.