Trump’s Qatar jet: ‘One Biden chaos’: Trump explodes Boeing in Qatar aircraft flight, with slow air force blow

President Donald Trump said on Monday that he was “disappointed” that Boeing was not fast enough to renovate Air Force One. The New York Post reported that the president won praise for Qatar for providing him with a free luxury jet worth $400 million to use at work.“We are very disappointed that it took Boeing so long to build a new air force,” Trump told a White House reporter. Trump pointed out that the current presidential aircraft is 40 years old, rather than the current aircraft used by other heads of state, especially the “ball” used in the Arab world. “I’m not happy with Boeing,” the president said in February when referring to the Air Force One program. “We can buy planes or get planes or something.”
“They’re behind. They’re behind, and that’s another chaos I inherited from Biden,” Trump said of the aerospace giants in Washington state.
Trump Donald Trump traveled to Saudi Arabia on Monday, which he called a “historic” trip to the Middle East that would be confused with emergency diplomacy in Gaza and Iran with huge business deals. Air Force One took off from Andrews near Washington and took a journey that included visits to Qatar and the United Arab Emirates and possibly talked about the Turkish-Ukrainian War.

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Trump in Qatar deal

“And I think Qatar does have – over the years, we’ve helped them a lot in terms of safety and security – I think they, I think they – and I have very, very good respect – I have a lot of respect for leaders and leaders. This proposal is “very good gesture”. Boeing’s planes should be done before donating the Qatar jet to his presidential library.

“If we could get 747, as a contribution to our Defense Department’s construction of others for a few years, I think it’s a really nice gesture. Now, I can say that’s a stupid guy, ‘Oh no, we don’t want a free plane.'”

“We gave something free. We’ll take one, too, and that helps us. Because, again, we’re talking about a 40-year-old aircraft.”

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“Sincere posture”

Trump said Qatar leaders knew Boeing had encountered delays in building a next-generation Air Force aircraft and hoped to help by sending the aircraft to the U.S. government. “I may be a stupid person saying we don’t want a free plane” but the gift from Qatar “helps us” because decades have passed since his current model flying.

“This is just a sincere gesture,” Trump said. The news of the $400 million gift has attracted criticism from some Democrats and ace allies. Trump said the plane will eventually be retired and then go to his future presidential library. He said he wouldn’t fly on it after leaving the office.

Qatar’s proposal has raised alarm from ethical observation agencies, who question Doha’s expectations for Washington. Trump raised the criticism on Monday, calling it a “stupid question” and slammed ABC reporters.

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“Any gift given by a foreign government is always in full compliance with all applicable laws,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a statement. “President Trump’s administration is committed to full transparency.”

Trump will visit Qatar in the second leg of his trip to the Middle East this week. The plane neither appeared nor accepted during Trump’s time in the emirate, a White House official told the Post Monday.