The United States Air Force has unveiled the design for the new presidential aircraft, which will be distinct with a color scheme of blue, red, and white, along with gold accents, drawing inspiration from former President Donald Trump's suggestions during his previous term. Boeing is currently working to transform two Boeing 747-800 jets into the new presidential planes, designated VC-25B, with a third aircraft of the 747-8i model also under construction.

The exterior of the planes will feature a dark blue underside and white topside, highlighted by a prominent gold stripe and two red stripes in between, along with the American flag displayed on the tail. The announcement of these colors aligns with Trump's previous statement regarding the appearance of the presidential aircraft, which stirred significant public interest. It marks a return to the distinctive and symbolic use of colors that have historically characterized U.S. presidential planes.

This update not only reflects design preferences but also symbolizes a shift in the visual identity of the presidential fleet. Such choices can significantly impact the image and branding of the U.S. presidency, particularly in a global context where the appearance of national leaders is highly scrutinized. As these aircraft prepare for service, they will likely become icons of American political authority and presence on the world stage.