Trump's Plan to Use Qatari Luxury Jet as Air Force One Sparks Controversy

**Trump Administration to Use Qatari Luxury Jet as Air Force One** Washington, D.C. - In a surprising development, the Trump administration is reportedly planning to accept a luxury jet from Qatar's royal family. This aircraft will be renovated and serve as Air Force One during Trump's second term. The news, broken by CNN, cites two sources familiar with the agreement. According to CNN White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins, "This is highly unusual and has raised a lot of questions about whether it's legal and ethical for the president to accept such a massive gift from a foreign government." The plane, previously viewed by Trump and his aides at Palm Beach International Airport in February, is expected to be transferred to the Pentagon for refurbishment. This process will adapt the aircraft for presidential use. The Qatari Ministry of Defense will handle the transfer. This decision comes as President Trump embarks on a Middle East trip, including a stop in Doha, Qatar, this week. The unusual arrangement adds another layer of complexity to Trump's return to the political stage.