File 033301
Email Chain About Trump Force One vs Air Force One (File 033301)
Email forwarding a Statista article comparing Donald Trump's private Boeing 757 jet with the presidential Air Force One, discussing specifications, costs, and amenities of both aircraft.
Summary
Barry Josephson forwards an article from Statista analyst Niall McCarthy to Jeffrey Epstein comparing Trump's privately-owned Boeing 757 'Trump Force One' with the presidential Air Force One. The article details Trump's jet acquisition from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, noting luxury features including gold-plated seatbelt buckles and a 52-inch flatscreen, along with comparative specifications regarding passenger capacity, range, and operational costs. The piece speculates whether Trump would regret exchanging his personal jet for the presidential fleet if elected, highlighting the sophisticated security and operational features of Air Force One.
From: Barry JosephsonSent: 6/27/2016 3:20:09 PMTo: Jeff Epstein [jeeyacation@gmail.com]Subject: FW: Trump Force One Vs. Air Force OneAttachments: F8796710-315E-4988-9D76-F47859C86983[1].pngImportance: HighFunny!Best,Barry JBarry JosephsonJosephson Entertainment1201 W. 5th St.Suite F-300Los Angeles, CA 90017TIMISONe rtFrom: Niall McCarthy I StatistaReply-To: Niall McCarthy I StatistaDate: Monday, June 27, 2016 at 7:34 AMTo: Barry JosephsonSubject: Trump Force One Vs. Air Force OneView this email in your browser here.Chart of the Day - Economy and SocietyJune 27, 2016Dear Barry,When it comes to describing Donald Trump's private jet, the word"impressive" would be an understatement. The presumptive Republican Partynominee bought the Boeing 757-200 from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allenand he spared no expense kitting it out. Dubbed "Trump Force One," theluxurious jet is equipped with a shower, gold-plated seatbelt buckles and a52-inch flatscreen with a library of 1,000 movies. Built in 1991, the 757 isestimated to have cost approximately $100 million. If Trump reaches theWhite House in November, he'll have to exchange his personal jet for thepresidential fleet, two highly modified Boeing 747-200Bs. The aircraft used bythe president were built in 1986 and operate with the Air Force One callsignwhen the president is onboard. Will switching jets prove one of Trump's fewregrets if he becomes president?Even though it cannot boast gold-plated accessories, Air Force One is alarger aircraft, seating 70 passengers in comfort compared to Trump Force..11141,HOUSE OVERSIGHT 033301One's 43. The presidential jet is also slightly faster with a range of about6,800 nautical miles compared to 4,100 for a 757. A VC-25A can also berefuelled in mid-air by a tanker, extending its range even further.The two presidential planes cost $325 million each and their cost of operationcomes to $179,750 per hour. The hourly cost of operation for a standard 757is just over $8,000 by comparison, though the taxpayer will pick up the higherbill for Air Force One. All that bling certainly inflated the cost of Trump ForceOne but Air Force One is expensive because it's packed with equipment andfacilities to keep the president and his or her entourage safe at all times.There is a hospital onboard, electronic countermeasures and heavy shieldingto afford protection in the event of an electromagnetic pulse during a nuclearattack. All in all, if Trump does end up travelling regularly on Air Force One,he probably won't regret trading in his gold seatbelt buckle for the presidentialsuite on one of the most sophisticated airliners in the world.https://www.statista.com/chart/5110/trump-force-one-vs-air-force-one/+++ Advertisement ++HOUSE OVERSIGHT 0333026 Best Practices for Creating Effective DashboardsIf you're not using interactive dashboards to make fast data-driven decisions,you're missing out! In this whitepaper you'll discover how to build thosedashboards that will transform your data into relevant, actionable, insights.Download now.Our charts are intended for public use in online articles and social media. Please feel free to sharethem. If you do, we kindly ask you to refer to Statista using the URL given below the respectivechart.Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. For data requests, please usethe search function on the Statista website.Best regards,Niall McCarthyStatista creates infographics about your topic in your corporate design. For information about ourinfographic service and advertising in this newsletter please contact:Jan Frederik AhrensDigital & Content MarketingFacebook • Twitter • Google+This e-mail was sent to__________________________________________________If you no longer wish to receive this newsletter, please unsubscribe hereStatista, Inc., 55 Broad Street, 30th Floor, New York, NY 10004 / Privacy PolicyHOUSE OVERSIGHT 033303