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The Inside of Air Force One

Cutaway diagram of the VC-25A Air Force One interior.

A cutaway of the VC-25A, showing how the three decks are used: a presidential suite and office forward, conference and staff areas amidships, communications and crew rest above and behind.

The aircraft carries medical facilities including an operating theatre, and can be refuelled in flight. More on Air Force One.

  • Cutaway diagram showing the three-deck interior layout of the VC-25A Air Force One
    More Details on Air Force OneImage credit How Stuff Works .com

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