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Air Force One will be next in color, sir, red, turquoise and black, says Donald Trump.

Next generations of Air Force One will relinquish the aircraft's classic colour schemes in favour of reds, whites and blues, said President Donald Trump CBS News, acknowledging reported changes to the aircraft's icon appearance. It came on the same date that the Ministry of Defense said that Boeing had signed a $3.9 billion agreement to construct two new Air Force One aircraft.

"We have a good business with Boeing," Trump said to CBS, saying he was saving $1.5 billion on the venture. The Trump "has stressed the need to minimise the cost of replacement of the two current Air Force One aircraft," said the White House in a Wednesday declaration. Trump, however, had previously critiqued an estimation near the definitive cost: "Boeing is constructing a all-new 747 Air Force One for prospective president, but the cost is out of hand, more than $4 billion.

Whereas "Air Force One" can be used as a tag for any air force plane that carries the Air Force Presidential, it usually applies to airplanes that have been specifically developed for the Presidential, says the House. Reuters said that since the time of former US Federal Reserve Chairman John F. Kennedy, these airplanes have been lacquered with a legendary mixture of whites and blues.

"The Air Force One will be unbelievable. It will be crimson, whites and blues, which I think is appropriate," Trump said to CBS. Aeroplanes are scheduled for completion by December 2024, the Ministry of Defense said. As Trump confirmed in his interviewee with CBS, the plane would be largely for prospective president.

Government land use by the governor of Wisconsin cost $818,500 since 2015.

Reg. Scott Walker's use of the state plane has grown since he ended his Presidency offer in 2015, published notes received from a liberals assault group published on Monday. As Walker returned to Wisconsin, the upward trend in taxpayer-funded aircraft usage came amid sluggish survey numbers following his unsuccessful September 2015 run for president.

Overall, between the September 2015 and April of this year, when Walker withdrew from the Presidency competition, he flew 114,390 leagues on the state map at a price of about $818,500, as the One Wisconsin Now reports showed. Walker's flight costs the taxpayer an annual $241,030 on a daily basis during his first tenure between 2011 and 2014.

However, this leapt to an averages of around USD 317,000 between September 2015 and April. Jim Doyle, the governor of the democracy, has paid an estimated $240,000 on state planes in his last two years in charge of the bureau, 2009 and 2010. In 2006, the year in which Doyle ran for re-election, the figure was 280,000 dollars on averaging. Government bureaucrats, government legislators, and other state employees from both sides of the spectrum use the plane as a routine tool to fly faster and easier through Wisconsin and sometimes to attend government functions.

The use of the aircraft and the cost to the taxpayer are also often used by policy adversaries to strike at them, especially when elections are imminent.