what is the name of the jet the president uses?
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Air Force One is the jet, Marine Corps One is the helicopter
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I would be astonished if Bush and Cheney flew together. \nThe President and VP do not travel on the same plane -- for pretty obvious reasons.
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People sort of do that now with jet packs.  It is only a short duration flight, but now wings are involve.  The first time I saw it used was in A James Bond movie (not a special affect but a real jet pack) and I have seen it used is several stadium events.  Instead of combustion used in the earlier versions, I believe the newer ones are fueled by hydrogen peroxide.\n\nThere are also hang gliders and parasails.
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jet\nawesome song:]\nand sure\n♥
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The F-16 is an old and somewhat generic piece of crap.  The Mig 29 Foxbat is perhaps the second greatest aerial fighter (after the Raptor) ever built.
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A de facto divorce between JFK and Jackie.  They had separate bedrooms on Air Force One, which must have been one hell of a trick on a 707.
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It wasn't someones name but it was a golf courses name.\n\nOriginally it was named "Idlewild Aiport" (no International in the name) after where it was built when construction began in 1942 on the site of the Idelwild golf course.\n\nIn 1948 it had it's first airline flight and was rechristened as "New York International Airport", although the name "Idlewild" field remained in common use and the airport's IATA code was IDL.\n\nThe airport received it's current monkier one month after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The airport received the new IATA airport code of JFK, and since then the airport has become widely referred to by the acronynm.
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Its Jumbo\n\nIts because his deliveries, for a spinner, travel at such a high speed, much to be like a Jumbo jet.
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funny as hell, especially the seen where he acts like the president in the restroom during the Baseball game. ROFLMAO every time I remember it and see a air hand dryer
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Jet engine from F-18, just duct tape it to the roof.
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We are fairly close.  The current generation of jets are what is called fly by wire.  What this means is that computers deliver all the commands that make the aircraft fly.  Airbus, for example, does not use the conventional aircraft steering yoke (steering wheel) but uses a joystick beside the pilot.  Both Boeing (an American aircraft manufacturer) and Airbus (located in Europe) say their new aircraft can indeed take off, fly to a destination, and land the aircraft by inputting the origin and destination locations.  This is as close as we are presently to flying a plane by "pushing a button".\n\nHope this helps and isn't too complicated.  Maybe some day I will fly on an aircraft of his design!
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a '61 lincoln continental limousine gg 300 and dubbed "x-100" by us secret service. after the kennedy assassination, the car was completly rebodied by ford and hess & eisenhardt. This changes cost more than $500,000. The new x-100 was finished in may 1964, it was put back into service and was used by johnson, nixon, ford and carter before being retired in 1977 In 1977, the odometer showed more than 100,000 mls. ford motor company donated the car to henry ford museum & greenfield village in dearborn, michigan. there are several presidential parade vehicles : the 1939 Lincoln V12 convertible (the "sunshine special") used by roosevelt, the 1950 lincoln cosmopolitan (the "bubble top") used by truman and eisenhower, and the 1972 lincoln used by ford, carter, reagan and bush. The 1972 vehicle is the last presidential parade vehicle that will be given to any museum. The Secret Service will destroy all future presidential vehicles in test so that the complex electronic and security devices will remain confidential.
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THe president's armored limosuine is transported ahead of time via military cargo plane.
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The Ames Arc Jet Complex
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The answer is Mr President.
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A few weeks ago I answered a question about whether or not Air Force One was armed.  The following answer addresses that question as well as giving some other information you might find interesting.  In referrence to the Cessna question, I could make a case for calling it Cessna One or perhaps Private Presidential Air One.  Anyway, enjoy the read, I had fun calling back some very old memories.\n\nNo, the United States Air Force Boeing 747 normally associated with the call sign Air Force One is not equipped with offensive weapons. It does have a lot of defensive goodies on it and, of course, those little jets that fly along side are armed to the teeth.\n\nI am going to split hairs with a couple of the other answers, not because they are wrong, but because I can add some detail.\n\nAir Force One is any US Air Force aircraft while, and only while the President is on board the aircraft.\n\nThe same holds true for other branches of our military. The President routinely flies on Marine One. Typically this would be the helicopter used to shuttle him on shorter trips, but if he were flying in any Marine aircraft it would be Marine One.\n\nThe same for the Navy, Army, or the Coast Guard.\n\nFor example, when President Bush landed on the Aircraft Carrier he was in a Naval aircraft and it's designation would have been Navy One.\n\nOne more tid-bit. When President Nixon resigned the office his resignation was effective at noon eastern time. He left Andrews AFB in Air Force One. It was Air Force One at that moment because his resignation had not taken effect. Somewhere, I think it was over Kansas, the Air Force C-135 carrying the former President changed it's call sign from Air Force One to, I think, Air Force 26000. I would hate to be quoted on that number as I am working from memory.\n\nI have already told you a great deal more than you may have wanted to know but let me add one final sentence. Everything I said about the aircraft designation "Air Force One" holds true for the designation Air Force, Marine, Navy, Army, or Coast Guard Two when the aircraft is carrying the Vice President.
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http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/aj7.html\n\nthis website might be useful