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We've seen the renderings and the scale model , but what will the proposed Air Force One actually look like in a real-world setting? Assuming President Trump can follow through on his plan for a new livery, this should give us a good idea: Air Force One takes off in the proposed livery by President Trump. I've been sitting on this rendition for quite some time; so long, in fact, that I forgot what it was I still wanted to work on before release. I suppose it's "good enough" though. UPDATE In light of the recent presidential election results it's safe to assume Air Force One will now retain its historical livery: President-elect Biden will almost certainly go with the traditional design. UPDATE [March 10, 2023] The Biden administration has selected a modified version of the traditional Raymond Loewy-designed livery for the upcoming Air Force One: A rendering of VC-25B featuring the new paint scheme. The new design differs slightly from the pr...

We are finally getting a first look at the proposed livery change to Air Force One. Assuming the colors are the official colors of the flag , here is a rendition of it: President Trump Air Force One design.

What could a "red, white and blue" Air Force One possibly look like? With work on a new fleet of Boeing 747-8 aircraft now underway and President Trump's expressed desire to change the iconic Air Force One livery to "something more American," I decided to attempt a new design just for fun. This turned out to be much more difficult than I imagined it would. Air Force One is one of the most recognized liveries in aviation history by one of the most respected industrial designers— Raymond Loewy . While I think elements of it look dated—particularly the blue tail "swoosh"—it's still unique and elegant. I would much prefer to see its continued use than to see a bland new livery. I humbly acknowledge my offering will fall squarely in that category for many people. As a regular visitor to Airliners.net I know how divided opinions are whenever a new livery is revealed. So with that caveat, and with some trepidation, here it is: Updated November ...