A report highlighted potential security gaps in the aircraft used to fly former U.S. President Donald Trump to the NATO summit. According to the outlet(s) referencing the report, the jet is a Qatari aircraft selected for the trip rather than a U.S. government presidential plane. The analysis compares the plane’s capabilities with those of legacy Air Force One and says the aircraft lacks key defense and protective features associated with the older presidential aircraft. Ex-officials cited in the reporting argue that retrofitting or installing the missing security systems would require more time than was available before the flight, suggesting the aircraft could have been more vulnerable when operating outside U.S. airspace. The reporting focuses on whether appropriate security measures were fully in place for the journey, rather than making claims about any specific incident during the trip. The sources do not indicate that an attack occurred, but they raise concerns about preparedness and timelines for upgrading the aircraft to meet presidential-security expectations.