Qatar says that the decision not to finalize Trump Super Jet is not yet final: ‘This may be a transfer’
Qater reacted to the report that President Donald Trump is being gifted to a luxury Boeing 747-8 Jumbo Jet, which is a gift from the ruling family of the ruling family of his journey to the Middle East and said that he is subject to review of the case. In a statement, Qatar’s media Attach said, Ali al-Ansari said, “The report stated that the United States government is being given a jet gift by Qatar during President Trump’s upcoming visit.,“Possible transfer of an aircraft for temporary use as Air Force is currently under consideration between Qatar’s Ministry of Defense and US Defense Department,” the statement said. “But the case is subject to review by the legal departments concerned, and no decision has been taken.”
What is a line on ‘Flying Palace’?
ABC News reported a detailed plan on a jet called ‘Flying Palace’ due to its facilities and said it would be converted into an Air Force for the use of Trump as long as it is in the office. And then it will go to the President’s library. Democrats called it a wide day light bribe, but Qatar attracted the line and said it could be a transaction, not a gift. Without the consent of the Congress, any “Raja, Prince, or Foreign States” accepts any present, inclusion, office or title, the government office emales the Constitution’s EMOLUMENTS Claus.“Nothing for America” said in a statement, “Nothing” is like one, which is brought to you by Qatar, “the Senate minority leader Chak Shumor said in a statement. “This is not just a bribe, it has a premium foreign effect with additional legrooms.”
Why Trump needs a new aircraft
Both aircraft flying on Trump are more than 30 years old. The Boeing Inc. has a contract to produce updated versions, but is delayed by delivery, while the company has lost billions of dollars on the project.The delivery has been pushed to the first aircraft in 2027 for the first aircraft and in 2028 – Trump’s last full year office – for the second.This Qateri aircraft can serve as a stop gap with the Air Force plan to connect safe communication and other classified elements.
