The White House says President Donald Trump will fly an older Air Force One aircraft for about a month while a newly provided jet—described in reports as a Qatari-gifted aircraft—undergoes additional upgrades. Multiple outlets report that the White House attributes the temporary switch to further enhancements being made to the newer plane before it is used for presidential travel. The coverage is consistent in stating that the older Air Force One will be used as an interim measure during the upgrade period. The reports do not provide detailed technical information about the specific upgrades, but they characterize the work as “upgrades and enhancements,” suggesting improvements and preparations are still in progress. All three sources that carry the same statement from the White House present the timeline as roughly one month, indicating a short-term operational adjustment rather than a long-term change of aircraft. The new jet’s origin is repeatedly referenced as being related to Qatar, but the reporting relies on the White House’s framing without additional supporting details in the provided excerpts.