Another Air Force One Project Delivered!

The completed project delivered on August 19, 2008 at Invesco Field Denver, Colo.

On July, 19th 2008 fithy-three feet of the former Kerry/Edward presidential campaign plane arrived in Augusta, Kansas to begin 4 week transformation into an Air Force One replica. Although it’s a Boeing 727 and not a 707 as the real Air Force Ones were in that era it was chosen for the following reasons: Good 707s are scarce, the 727 cabin is very close to the 707, the Kerry/Edward’s plane was clean, complete and just came off line making it a perfect candidate for the project.
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SAM 28000 VC-25A Our next and most ambitious dream project

We are presently researching ways to disassemble, transport and reconstruct the complete forward section of a Boeing 747 to make a replica of the current flying Whitehouse

Possible permanent exhibit locations: (Future) George W. Bush Presidential Library - Dallas, TX :: William J. Clinton Presidential Library - Little Rock, AR :: George H.W. Bush Library & Museum - College Station, TX :: Air Force One Pavilion at Reagan Library - Simi Valley, CA

Boeing Delivers BIG Time!
AFOS praises Boeing for its very generous $100,000 contribution in support of the Air Force One Simulator Project. The Boeing donation is significant because it completes a 3 year fund drive which nets the Reagan Foundation the first and only presidential themed 707 simulator.

AFOS continues as the simulator’s care handlers until it’s safely in the possession of the Reagan Library. Extensive planning is underway for the simulator to be transported to California early April 2007. The event entails a sendoff ceremony from Wichita, Kans. followed by a handover ceremony at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Air Force One Pavilion in Simi Valley, Calif.