A secret jet swap, a dramatic moment from a trusted aide and confused reporters left on the original plane — the latest account of Donald Trump's travel routine raises questions about how close staff came to exposing a protective tactic. Read on to discover the full story!
RadarOnline reports that, following a failed 2024 assassination attempt in Butler, Penn., Trump's travel changed: on at least one occasion at a NATO summit in Turkey he and a handful of confidants were moved onto a different jet while staff and press remained on the original Air Force One. The move was reportedly prompted by security concerns.