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Boeing 757-200 (09-0015)

Submitted 5 years ago

MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY, USA-JUNE 14, 2020: A United States Air Force jet, registration number 90015, is seen as it touches down on runway 5. In a few hours it will become Air Force One as it flies President Donald Trump back to Washington, D.C. after a weekend in New Jersey. When flying into or out of Morristown Airport, the Air Force uses the Boeing 757-200 as Air Force One, instead of the larger 747, because of shorter runways at Morristown.

45 of 09-0015 27232 of B752 251 at KMMU