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Air Force Two is the official aircraft used by the Vice President of the United States. The term "Air Force Two" is not the actual name of the plane, but rather the call sign used by the aircraft when it is carrying the Vice President.
The specific aircraft used as Air Force Two can vary depending on the mission and the Vice President's preferences. However, the most common aircraft used as Air Force Two are:
- Boeing C-32: A modified Boeing 757-200 aircraft that is used for domestic and international flights.
- Boeing C-40: A modified Boeing 737-800 aircraft that is used for domestic flights.
- Gulfstream G550: A business jet that is used for shorter-range flights.
Air Force Two is equipped with advanced communication and navigation systems, as well as a range of amenities to ensure the comfort and safety of the Vice President and their staff. The aircraft is operated by the 89th Airlift Wing, which is based at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.
Here are some interesting facts about Air Force Two:
- Air Force Two is equipped with a range of security features, including advanced radar and communication systems, as well as a team of Secret Service agents who provide protection for the Vice President.
- The aircraft has a range of 6,000 miles and can fly at speeds of up to 500 mph.
- Air Force Two is equipped with a range of amenities, including a conference room, a galley (kitchen), and a sleeping quarters for the Vice President.
- The aircraft has a crew of 12-15 people, including pilots, navigators, and maintenance personnel.
- Air Force Two is used for a range of official duties, including transporting the Vice President to official events, providing transportation for foreign dignitaries, and supporting humanitarian missions.