President Trump is hoping to outfit the next Air Force One with a new design that “looks more American,” in addition to requesting bigger, more comfortable beds on board.

Axios reported that Trump is deeply involved in the conversation about design of the pair of Boeing 747s that are currently in the works to replace the presidential jets in use, but no decisions have been reached.

Trump personally negotiated the $4 billion dollar deal in the Oval Office with Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg in February for the new planes.

In an interview with CBS, Trump said the upgraded Air Force One is “going to be incredible.” “It’s going to be the top of the line, the top in the world, and it’s going to be red, white and blue, which I think is appropriate.”

The new color scheme would replace the current iconic robin’s egg blue, which Trump has declared a “Jackie Kennedy color.” Technically termed “luminous ultramarine”, the plane’s current design was selected by President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jackie Kennedy in the 1960s, Axios reports.

In addition, the commander in chief is said to want bigger, more comfortable beds, like those of his personal Boeing 757, in favor of what Axios describes as the current “couch-like sleeping configuration” aboard Air Force One.

(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)