Donald Trump (Trump Organization)’s Boeing 757-200
Built in 1991 for Denmark's Sterling Airways and later owned by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, the 757 was bought by Trump in 2010 and refitted with 24-karat gold fixtures and seating for 43. Its 2016 campaign appearances gave it the 'Trump Force One' nickname; it was stored during his first term and restored in 2021.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · simpleflying.com
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