While there's no doubt that flying on Air Force One is preferential to economy seats on commercial services, passengers shouldn't be expecting the lavish amenities of some of the other private jets listed here. The steep price of Air Force One planes is actually due to the expense of their high-tech features, which include the ability to refuel mid-air and protection against electromagnetic pulses.

The current Air Force One planes date back to 1990 and are slated for retirement following a 2018 deal brokered by then-President Donald Trump with Boeing to purchase two new aircraft for $3.9 billion (£3.1bn). While Trump had hoped they'd be ready as early as 2021, the delivery date has been pushed back to at least 2027.

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