Since the inception of the modern Air Force One fleet, Boeing has been at the forefront, delivering state-of-the-art aircraft tailored for the mission of supporting the president of the United States.
Boeing aircraft have transported U.S. presidents around the world since 1943, when Franklin Roosevelt became the first commander in chief to fly in an airplane — a Boeing 314 Clipper flying boat known as Dixie Clipper. From the current VC-25A (747-200) to the next-generation VC-25B (747-800), Boeing 747 airplanes emblazoned with the presidential seal and “United States of America” are one of the most recognizable symbols of the presidency, continuing the tradition of Air Force One, the iconic call sign when the president is aboard.
Boeing’s commitment to the highest standards of safety, security and reliability reflects that each aircraft serving as Air Force One represents the nation.