What it's like flying with Trump on Air Force One

3 sources6 storiesFirst seen 8/12/2026Score56Mixed Progress

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Members of Trump's cabinet remained on decoy plane, after Trump's quiet exit

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President Trump is responding to questions after the Secret Service addressed a threat from Iran by covertly moving him to a second plane when leaving Turkey a month ago.

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I just have to do what they say," he said.

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Some aides and journalists were left on board the decoy plane.

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CBS News' Nancy Cordes has more.

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A top Cabinet secretary was with Trump when he took secret flight from Turkey.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent were on the decoy flight last month when President Trump when he secretly switched to a different plane.

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President Trump was covertly moved to a second plane when leaving the NATO summit in Turkey after a missile threat from Iran.

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Summary

**Summary:** The Secret Service moved President Trump to a second plane after Iran threatened to launch missiles, prompting questions about his security and staff aboard Air Force One during the NATO summit. **Why It Matters:** This incident highlights concerns over presidential safety and raises questions about how closely the president is protected when traveling internationally.