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Everything We Know About The Private Planes Of World Leaders

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The world’s most powerful heads of state travel in style. From the United Kingdom's $250 million Airbus A330 to Russia's fleet of 132 aircraft, these planes are meant to keep the world's top leaders safe. Here’s what we know about ten of the most impressive presidential planes and fleets.

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84 comments

    1. 我这么可爱就不要名字了吧

      Xi often travels on bullet proof minibus rather than limos during his domestic trips. The minibus look just like the rest of the ones operated by lower government leadership, let’s say a Chinese province level. I live next to the first presidential debate place, and astonished by Trump’s colossal motorcade, and of course snipers everywhere lol.

    1. Warlock12347

      I don’t understand why people are defending the use of Cutter. I’m not sure if english speakers can pronounce it right but it’s Qa-tar with a hard Q and the a sort of sounds like kaw (like the sound a crow or whatever makes but without the w sound). Also, many say qa-TAR but it’s QA-tar.

    1. Shehran Azim

      She’s pronouncing it like you’re meant to pronounce it in Arabic: very short and quick. Unfortunately, being a native English speaker (I assume), she’s not using a soft “T” like you’re meant to so it just sounds wrong.

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