Another presidential plane just got Trump's signature makeover. Take a look inside the C-32 jet used as Air Force Two.
Vice President JD Vance is utilizing a custom C-32 military jet, which has been repainted in President Trump's preferred red, white, and blue livery. The article details the history and technical capabilities of the C-32 aircraft used for high-level government travel.
Why it matters
The branding of government assets reflects the current administration's aesthetic preferences and highlights the logistical infrastructure supporting executive travel.
C-32s are militarized Boeing 757-200s that often fly as Air Force Two. Andrew Harnik/Getty Images Vice presidents started traveling by plane via Air Force Two in 1959. Vice President JD Vance flies in a C-32, a custom military version of a commercial jetliner. It features a communications center, stateroom, 32 seats for journalists, and new paint colors. For vice presidents of the United States, frequent travel is in the job description. Luckily, they get to travel in style. While traversing the country and the world, Vice President JD Vance flies in a custom C-32 plane featuring an advanced communications center, conference room, and private stateroom. The plane measures 155 feet long and can fly 5,500 nautical miles without refueling. When Vance is on board, it's known as "Air Force Two."
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