Air Force One & US government

Consolidated C-87AGuess Where II

The first aircraft meant to be the presidential aircraft

Transport version of the B-24 Liberator, converted for President Roosevelt; it was never used by him, but carried Eleanor Roosevelt.

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First flight1942

ManufacturerConsolidated Aircraft

CountryUnited States

TypeVIP transport (B-24 Liberator)

StatusRetired

History

Transport version of the B-24 Liberator, converted for President Roosevelt; it was never used by him, but carried Eleanor Roosevelt.

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