Really enjoyed this video. Never knew he called it AIR FOECE ONE and a half. At an Armed Forces Day when we were stationed at Mather AFB in Sacramento/Rancho Cordova CA, they had one parked out on the apron. I took the opportunity to climb aboard and sit in the port-side executive window seat. Never had the chance to go to the one at LBJ 's Texas White House.
That just keeps letting me know that we do have smaller aircraft with the Presidential Fleet. I have seen the G-450's and G550's with the Presidential Seal. They are so nice....
Thank you so much... The last time I was in Austin, TX I was with coworkers eating some great barbecue ribs at a nice restaurant. One of the hotel staff told us where to go. But thank for your information. Happy New Years to you...
One tiny correction I would like to make: Air Force One is not an aircraft but a call sign. Air Force One is any aircraft owned by the US Air Force the President of the United States happens to be on at the time. Every airborne aircraft transporting the sitting President changed call signs. For instance: If it's a Marine Corp aircraft, its Marne One, Army owned Army One, Navy owned, Navy One, if civilian owned, then it becomes Executive One.
