President Donald Trump is back flying on the traditional blue-and-white Air Force One, while his plane gifted from the Qatari royal family is in the shop. Boeing announced in its Q2 financial statement on Tuesday that the Air Force One program will cost an additional $280 million. Unlike the Qatari jet, Boeing is footing the bill for cost overruns, not the taxpayer. Trump negotiated with Boeing during his first term to replace the aging Boeing VC-25A. The $3.9 billion deal signed in 2018 was a gamble for Boeing, because the aerospace giant agreed to a fixed cost.