Trump will change color scheme of Air Force One

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The Air Force One is a 747 plane specific for the U.S President, now it will be getting an alteration. The news site Axios has indicated that the U.S President is looking to change the color pattern of the plane. The Air Force One is famous for its blue and white iconic look to the former U.S President John F. Kennedy and his wife Jackie. Ken Walsh wrote the Air Force One: A History of the President and Their Planes said that the entire part of this complete pattern of him as he tried to make enhanced visibility of the U.S presidency as an active and attractive office, and he was well succeeded. Walsh added that the U.S President is considering a lot of the benchmarks of Washington and the gathering of Washington. Just after joining the office of the President, Trump makes some unnecessary steps of self-negotiating with Boeing 2 brand new 747 planes.

These planes will be delivered after 2020 and it might add the iconic look for a new color scheming from Trump, including red, white and blue design. Donald Trump shouldn’t be considered the first U.S President making an alteration to the presidential airplane. Harry Truman left behind Roosevelt’s nondescript “Sacred Cow” for the eye-catching “Independence,” painted as an eagle. President Eisenhower got the first plane, going with a standard military paint job. But, every U.S President since Kennedy has stayed with his created look. Walsh also said that it is just the concern that the U.S President Trump is going to go too far with modifying the look of this iconic plane that so many people are familiar with. Some reported changes from Trump is considering might be a bigger presidential bed onboard the new plane.