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11 Air Force One Facts | Mental Floss

USAF/Getty Images Just as much a symbol of the presidency as the White House itself, Air Force One is one of the world’s most recognizable planes. This flying command center is responsible for bringing the Commander-in-Chief wherever they need to go around the globe, during both times of peace and through the uncertainty of war. Here are a few things you might not know about Air Force One. 1. Air Force One isn’t technically the name of a plane. When someone says "Air Force One," they could ...
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Biden will be the first president to use the new Air Force One - here's what we know about the $5.3 billion aircraft

Biden will be the first president to use the new Air Force One - heres what we know about the $5.3 billion aircraft tpallini@businessinsider.com (Thomas Pallini) © w_p_o/Shutterstock.com Air Force One. w_p_o/Shutterstock.com The current Air Force One aircraft are scheduled to be upgraded with the replacements to soon be delivered to Andrews Air Force Base for use by the president and his staff.  The Boeing 747-8i aircraft will be replacing the aging models first used by Pres...
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Did Air Force One Change Call Signs Mid-Flight After Nixon's Resignation?

Claim Air Force One changed call signs mid-flight after U.S. President Richard Nixon resigned and President Gerald Ford was sworn in. Origin Why no rating on this article? This is a trending topic but has not yet been rated by Snopes for reasons we’ll outline below. In the weeks leading up to the inauguration of U.S. President-elect Joe Biden on Jan. 20, 2021, an interesting historical anecdote concerning the resignation of President Richard Nixon became popular on social media: “Today ...
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