Trump may receive luxury planes as a gift from Qatar

The Trump administration would have accepted a luxurious Boeing plane as a gift from the Qatar royal family, according to the US media.

The aircraft was to be adapted for use as Air Force One, according to issuers, including the ABC issuer.

The ownership of the Airomobile would therefore be transferred to the Trump Presidential Library Foundation after the President of the United States left the assignment, according to the ABC reported, citing unnamed sources that are familiar with the proposed agreement.

This would be a very unusual move.

The White House did not comment on the possible plans.

According to reports, the aircraft is a Jumbo Jet Boeing 747-8.

ABC mentioned aviation experts by saying that the 13 -year -old plane would have a value of $ 400 million.

He was not counting the cost of the additional characteristics that would be necessary to correctly protect the plane to transport the president safely.

The President of the United States Donald Trump later seemed to confirm relationships in a post on his social platform of truth, even if he did not mention Qatar.

Trump wrote that the “Democrats of the crooked” were annoyed by the fact that a free Boeing 747 was given to the Department of Defense of the United States to replace the old Air Force One.

“They insist that we pay, the best dollar, for the plane,” added the President of the United States.

“Anyone can do it! The Dem are worldwide losers!” Trump continued.

Trump planned to travel to Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Arab Emirates united from Tuesday to Thursday.

The plan, which could be announced during Trump’s stay in Qatar, raise legal and ethical issues, according to the US media.

According to the report of the ABC, various government legal departments examined the plan and approved it.

The two Jet Force One currently in use two Boeing converted 747-200b-Son in service since the 90s.

They were particularly suitable for the needs of the President of the United States, have a cutting-edge communication technology and anti-missile devices and can be supplied with fuel in mid-air.

Trump ordered two new Boeing planes during his first term in office.

After years of delays and increasing costs, it was not clear if at least one of the two 747 aircraft ordered would have been delivered during Trump’s mandate, which ended in 2029. (DPA/NAN)