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Qatar's Jet Modified for Trump's North Dakota Visit as Air Force One

The Air Force has allocated under $400 million for security enhancements to a Qatari jet, which has been minimally altered for its role as Air Force One during Trump's visit to North Dakota.

Editorial StaffJuly 1, 20261 MIN READ
Qatar's Jet Modified for Trump's North Dakota Visit as Air Force One

A Qatari jet has been retrofitted to serve as Air Force One for Donald Trump's upcoming trip to North Dakota. The modifications made to the aircraft have been minimal.

The Air Force has invested less than $400 million in security upgrades for the jet, ensuring it meets the necessary standards for presidential travel.

This transformation highlights the ongoing collaboration between the U.S. military and foreign partners in providing secure transport for high-profile officials.

Updates

Update at 23:49 UTC on 2026-07-01

CNA reported The Air Force has said that it did little to change the cabin layout of the plane and that it spent less than US$400 million on security upgrades.

Sources: CNA