Donald Trump didn’t just announce his running mate on Monday, he rolled out his 2IC’s new ride. According to various reports, Vance will hit the campaign trail on a 22-year-old Boeing 737-800 (N917XA) that was most recently in service with IAERO Airlines, which shut down in April of this year. It has toiled for a variety of airlines and charters over the years and most likely has a two-class configuration rather than the luxury interior of Trump’s 757. What’s unusual is that FlightAware says that tail number was scheduled to be headed to Havana, Cuba, from Miami first thing this morning.
Vance Gets A 737
Key Takeaways:
- Donald Trump's running mate, Vance, will utilize a 22-year-old Boeing 737-800 (N917XA) for his campaign travel.
- The aircraft, previously operated by IAERO Airlines and other charters, likely features a standard two-class configuration, differing from Trump's more luxurious 757.
- Notably, FlightAware data indicated the plane was unexpectedly scheduled for a flight from Miami to Havana, Cuba, on the morning of its public debut as the campaign plane.
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