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Trump forced to board Air Force One using small stairs after ‘hunting stand’ found with line of sight to plane

President Donald Trump was forced to use a smaller set of stairs to board Air Force One after a “hunting stand” with a line of sight to the presidential plane was discovered by law enforcement at Palm...

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White House explains why Trump used small stairs for Air Force One amid health fears after stumble

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Secret Service finds hunting stand aimed at Trump’s Air Force One exit in Florida

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Hunting stand found in a tree near Air Force One at Palm Beach airport

The U.S. Secret Service found a hunting stand in a tree near Florida's Palm Beach International Airport with a direct line of sight to Air Force One, federal law enforcement officials said.

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Trump boards AF1 quickly, using small stairs due to 'increased security measures': WH official

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Secret Service discovers hunting stand with direct sight line to Trump's Air Force One exit in Florida

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Newly pinpointed location of suspicious tree stand across from Air Force One’s runway

An unsophisticated tree stand sat in direct line of sight to the tarmac where Donald Trump lands, worrying onlookers and prompting a stronger perimeter plan.

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How Many Engines Does Air Force One Have And Who Makes Them?

Air Force One aircraft are designed to move as swiftly and as long as possible, meaning its General Electric jet engines are designed with durability in mind.

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Secret Service investigating possible sniper’s nest with sight line to Trump Air Force One arrival near Palm Beach airport

Authorities do not know yet whether it is a hunting stand or merely junk in a tree — or has a more nefarious purpose, sources said.

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Air Force One returning to Florida. Best spots to watch and take Instagram selfies

Over the years, Air Force One and #TrumpForceOne have been spotted in West Palm Beach, Florida, where spectators can watch landings and take a selfie.