By
Nia Prater,
Intelligencer staff writer, who covers New York politics
President Donald Trump has long defended his controversial and ethically dubious acceptance of a $400 million luxury jet from Qatar, saying its use as Air Force One would only be temporary and the aircraft would later be decommissioned and put on display in his future presidential library in Miami.
But recent comments from Trump’s son have indicated that the so-called “flying palace” might not end up in the museum after all — raising questions as to where it will land.
