Air Force One

The president's plane is loaded with state-of-the-art navigation and communications equipment. The 4,000 square feet of floor space is laid out differently from that of a typical plane. The president has a full suite at his disposal, complete with a dressing room, bathroom, and office. Another large room can accommodate conferences and dining. When the president travels on Air Force One, he is usually accompanied by a large entourage of advisers, guests, Secret Service members, air force crews, and members of the news media. Work and rest areas are available for the entire group. Two food-prep stations can serve up to 100 meals at one sitting. The design of the plane is ideal for the president and his staff. Kennedy approved the blue and white colors on the plane to contrast with the military look of previous presidential airplanes. This was perhaps the most famous version of Air Force One, and it carried eight presidents over the years. Lyndon B. Johnson was sworn in as president aboard the plane in 1963. Richard Nixon flew aboard the same plane on his historic visits abroad.

PART A
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