China’s presidential transport utilizes a specially converted Boeing 747-8I aircraft. This aircraft is branded with Air China and carries specific registration details. Several other nations also employ VIP-configured 747-8I models for their leaders. The United States recently adopted a version of this aircraft as a stopgap transport. India and Japan, among others, now use variants of the modern Boeing-777. China’s presidential transport utilizes a specially converted Boeing 747-8I aircraft. This aircraft is branded with Air China and carries specific registration details. Several other nations also employ VIP-configured 747-8I models for their leaders. The United States recently adopted a version of this aircraft as a stopgap transport. India and Japan, among others, now use variants of the modern Boeing-777.
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