The personal jet of president-elect Donald Trump, named Trump Force One, is reportedly amounting to more than $100 million. Check out more details as we take a closer look inside the prestigious aircraft fit for the new leader of the United States. Note how the new leader remains low key by having a humble MacDonald's snack inside his luxurious aircraft.
The $100-million personal jet of Trump sports twin Rolls Royce engines which has the 40,000-pound of thrust capacity in each engine. This powerful engine allows the jet to rise to 41,000 feet in as quick as 20 minutes and can reach a maximum speed of over 500 miles per hour.
Trump's 43-seater personal jet is considered one of the largest personal jets in the world as it has a length of 155 feet and a 125-foot wingspan. It can also be considered one of the most expensive as several gold platings can be spotted in the interiors. The bathroom sink and fixtures were all in 24-karat gold plating. Each seat belt is also plated with 24-karat gold. In addition, it also has a huge home theater room, where a giant 57-inch TV is mounted.
Meanwhile, Trump Force One was previously owned by Sterling Airways in 1991. Then years later, the aircraft was acquired by a Mexican airline, TAESA Lineas Aéreas, Telegraph has noted. However, the aircraft already belonged to Vulcan Northwest Inc., which is being run by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, when DJT Operations, owned by the business czar Trump, purchased it in 2011. Trump then developed the aircraft to comply with his tedious schedule and luxurious lifestyle.
The Trump Force One has been very visible during the presidential campaign. It became Trump's haven for a quick break from his busy endeavors. The president-elect has even posted on his official Instagram account a photo of himself while taking a break inside his personal jet. His simplicity can be noticed as he munches on some fries from a famous fast food chain.
Meanwhile, Forbes has posted several photos for us to feast on. You may want to check this link.
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