Donald Trump Orders Air Force One Repaint
Analysis based on 12 articles · First reported Feb 18, 2026 · Last updated Feb 19, 2026
The repainting of Air Force One and other executive aircraft, including those from Boeing and the jet donated by Qatar, signifies a change in branding for the United States' presidential fleet. While the direct financial market impact is limited, it reflects government spending and contracts with aerospace companies like Boeing and L3Harris.
Donald Trump has ordered the repainting of Air Force One and other executive aircraft, including the C-32 and a luxury Boeing jet donated by Qatar, to a new red, white, and blue color scheme. This design, similar to Donald Trump's personal jet, replaces the blue and white scheme dating back to John F. Kennedy's administration. The plan, initially conceived during Donald Trump's first term, was canceled by Joe Biden's administration but has now been reinstated. The United States is overseeing the repainting, with the first C-32 already completed and expected for delivery soon. Boeing is also involved in modifying new generation Air Force One planes, and L3Harris is upgrading Air Force Two planes.
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