What you need to know:
- The agency stated that on Sunday morning, a collision occurred between the wing of a Boeing 757, identified by its registration number N757AF, and the rear elevator of a stationary VistaJet aircraft.
- He owns a residence at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach and had conducted a campaign rally in New Jersey just hours before the incident occurred.
The agency stated that on Sunday morning, a collision occurred between the wing of a Boeing 757, identified by its registration number N757AF, and the rear elevator of a stationary VistaJet aircraft. According to FAA records, DJT Operations I LLC is the registered owner of the Boeing jet. The Trump Organization’s website highlights this jet as one of the world’s most renowned private jets, with images showcasing its registration number on the tail.
An FAA statement reported that the Trump jet safely landed at the airport around 1:20 a.m. EDT Sunday, but while taxiing, its winglet made contact with a parked and unoccupied corporate jet. The incident transpired in an airport area not under FAA jurisdiction, and an investigation is underway.
Fortunately, there were no injuries reported, and the extent of the damage remains uncertain, as stated by the administration. It’s currently unclear if Trump was aboard the plane at the time of the collision with the VistaJet aircraft.
Trump, considered the probable Republican presidential candidate, is currently facing trial in New York City on charges related to election interference regarding payments made to suppress allegations of an affair with a porn star. He owns a residence at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach and had conducted a campaign rally in New Jersey just hours before the incident occurred.
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