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Donald Trump's 2015 Campaign Aircraft: An Archive

An archived article about Donald Trump's June 2015 presidential announcement and the aircraft discussed in early campaign coverage.

Private aircraft on an airport ramp with travel bags and a flight planning tablet
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Archive note: This page was published after Donald Trump's June 16, 2015 presidential campaign announcement. Its aircraft, ownership, flight-tracking, and campaign statements are historical and do not describe current status.

The original article discussed a Citation X and Boeing 757-200 that were associated with Trump in 2015 and speculated about which aircraft might appear during the campaign. A historical association, photograph, or tracking screenshot does not establish present ownership, configuration, airworthiness, availability, or use.[

Citation X parked inside a hangar

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Citation X cabin with facing cream seats

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Boeing 757 in Trump livery with its landing gear extended

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The aircraft-performance and seating statements in the original article have been removed because those details depend on the precise airframe, configuration, weight, runway, weather, and operating plan. The direct air carrier or aircraft operator must evaluate a specific mission.[

Historical FlightAware tracking map reproduced in the article

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The screenshot is retained solely as part of the 2015 editorial archive. Current aircraft ownership, tracking, security, and government-aircraft information should be obtained from appropriate current sources rather than inferred from this page.