Trump Says Secret Service Made Him Swap Planes In Turkey Due To ‘Threat’

Trump Says Secret Service Made Him Swap Planes In Turkey Due To ‘Threat’  Forbes

Subterfuge involved stowing him away in an airport catering container to sneak onto another plane while Air Force One was sent into the sky, essentially as a decoy

More than 25 years later, Trump revives Clinton-era flight switch tacticWhen then-US President Bill Clinton arrived in Islamabad, Pakistan, in March 2000, a decoy aircraft bearing Air Force One markings landed in view of the media, followed by a Secret Service agent resembling Clinton. An unmarked aircraft then landed,

The president spoke for the first time about a previously undisclosed flight after the NATO summit in July.

Trump Attempts To Explain Secret Turkey Plane Swap  HuffPost

Donald Trump also said that he has received several threats that people don't know about, adding that any consequential president has a lot of threats.

Former Secret Service agents say the unusual maneuver reflects presidential security improvising in a hurry

Before Trump, Clinton took a decoy plane for safety. I was there  USA Today