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Trump could get Qatar plane

Barron's on MSN · 3h

Boeing Has an Air Force One Deal. How Qatar’s Gift Fits In.

The president might want to dump Air Force One for a luxury jet gifted by Qatar’s royal family.Boeing investors should take note.Today, two Boeing 747s—used interchangeably—become Air Force One when the president is onboard.

New York Post on MSN · 3h

Trump ‘disappointed’ in Boeing for slow Air Force One delivery after Qatar plane offer raises eyebrows

President Trump said he was “disappointed” in Boeing for not being quick enough to refurbish Air Force One — and praised Qatar for offering him a free luxury jet valued at $400 million

The Palm Beach Post · 1h

Trump could get Qatar plane as new Air Force One. He toured the 'flying palace' in Florida

Trump may accept $400 million plane from Qatar to replace Boeing planes used as Air Force One. He toured luxury jet when it was in Palm Beach, Florida

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Reed: Trump’s Qatar plane would ‘pose immense counterintelligence risks’

President Trump’s acceptance of a Qatar-donated Boeing 747 as a new Air Force One aircraft would pose “immense ...

Irish Star on MSN56m

Donald Trump toured Boeing jet owned by Qatar's Royal Family two months before accepting gift

Reports have emerged that U.S. President Donald Trump once toured a Boeing 748 owned by the Qatar Royal Family earlier this ...

1hon MSN

Past presidents couldn’t keep gifts of lions or horses. How could Trump accept a jet from Qatar?

When sultans tried to give President Martin van Buren lavish gifts, he did what the Constitution requires and asked Congress ...

2hon MSN

Trump goes on defense over Qatar jet gift

President Trump defended his decision to accept a luxury Boeing jet from Qatar, calling it “stupid” for him to turn it down ...

New York Magazine8h

You’ll Pay for the Upgrades to Trump’s Luxury 747 From Qatar

You’d think that no one needs a new jet less than Donald Trump, who already not only owns his own customized Boeing 757, but ...

Ex-Qatar Airways CEO Warns of ‘Very Turbulent’ Years Ahead

Former Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker warns of turbulent years ahead, citing trade wars, supply chain crises, and ...

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