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| - The President's 747 jet plane. To prevent the President's location being known to anyone with a ham radio, the aircraft receives a different 'cover identity' each time it flies, known only to a handful of individuals.
- It was a massive jumbo jet with highly distinctive markings. The jet was dominated by a sky blue undercarriage, which was separated from a darker blue-and-white design by a ribbon of gold and white that ran the length of the plane. The design was set off by the Presidential Seal of Office, as well as the words "United States of America" in a simple, serif font. (TV: The Sound of Drums)
- Air Force One is the designation given to any aircraft transporting the President of the United States of America. "Air Force One" is typically used to refer to the two highly modified 747s that normally transport the president (tail numbers 28000 and 29000).
- It has many rooms on board including a Teleconference Room, a series of toilets as well as a main room for the President himself and also a waiting area for journalists. It also has an Armory that is often locked and can only be accessed via a digital card-key or a normal key.
- Air Force One är benämningen på alla flygplan som används av president i USA för transporter, för akut transport eller tillflykt.
- In real life, "Air Force One" is the callsign of any United States Air Force craft on which the President of the United States is present. It is not a specific plane, although there is one generally reserved for his or her use. However, neither bionic series makes a specific reference to just what "Air Force One" is. It is unclear whether its usage in the series indicates that the President, too, was on board, or whether Oscar and company are merely using the plane normally designated "Air Force One".
- Air Force One is the President's private jet. It is used to transport the President to country affairs and lots of other things. It was seen in HAWX when the player defends the plane and the president from Artemis fighters.
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- Air Force One is the air traffic control call sign of any United States Air Force aircraft carrying the President of the United States. At the time of "Tribulation Force", the new 757 jet airliner was to be Air Force One and was loaned to Nicolae Carpathia by United States President Gerald Fitzhugh to allow him the honor of the first ride to the signing of the seven-year agreement between the Global Community and Israel in Jerusalem. Unfortunately, without the President's knowledge or approval, Nicolae purposely rebranded the new Air Force One as Global Community One, and it became his executive plane until it was destroyed in "Nicolae".
- Air Force One is the designation given to any airplane used by the President of the United States for transportation purposes, for emergency transport or refuge.
- The squad destroys key Serdaristani military emplacements in the region before running low on fuel, where they find a nearby depot to refuel the helicopter. After finding fuel and holding out while Sweetwater fixes Haggard's mistake when refueling the helicopter, the squad continues on until they are shot down by the Legionnaire in his own Ka-52 helicopter.
- Air Force One is the radio call name used for any Air Force aircraft that is carrying the President of the United States. It is normally one of two identical, blue, Boeing 747s.
- Air Force One is the official air traffic control call sign of a United States Air Force aircraft carrying the President of the United States. In common parlance the term refers to those Air Force aircraft specifically designed, built, and used for the purpose of transporting the president. The Presidential aircraft is a prominent symbol of the American presidency and its power.
- It's official: Air Force One is the bestest, most airiest aircraft in America, and therefore in the world. It's so good it's the only plane the leader of the Free World will use. ~ Captain of Air Force One January 9, 2008, somewhere east of Washington D.C. Back in 2005, Air Force One was officially offered to Stephen Colbert for his exclusive use. But he graciously and politely rebuffed their request, so that The Greatest President Ever wouldn't have to travel with all the peasants on Delta or South West Airlines.
- Not the movie- that should go under Air Force One. "Air Force One" is actually the call-sign given to any US Air Force aircraft that the President of the United States currently happens to be onboard. This could range from anything from a T-38 Talon trainer jet (the President would be the back-seater...we hope) to an interstellar battle cruiser. If the Commander-in-Chief is on a civilian flight (which has happened once: Nixon, while President, rode on an ordinary United Air Lines flight), it's "Executive One". "Marine One" for a Marine aircraft, "Navy One" for a naval aircraft, etc. "Marine One" is also the name given to the President's helicopter- we'll discuss that here. The Vice-President has "Air Force Two" and "Marine Two".
- Air Force One was the designation given to an aircraft carrying the President of the United States of America. Though specially-modified airplanes are usually used for presidential transport, the designation is applied to any craft the president happens to be on.
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