Air Force One’s livery (a fancy term for the exterior decals of a plane) was the vision of industrial designer Raymond Loewy.

Air Force One’s Look • Why it’s blue: John F. Kennedy chose a red-and-gold design but asked designer Raymond Loewy to render it blue, his favorite color. • Font fact: Kennedy chose the ...

Air Force One was last redesigned by industrial designer Raymond Loewy for President John F. Kennedy in 1962, when it was painted sky blue and cyan.

A new look for Air Force One would replace the presidential jet’s current light blue and white color scheme with something more explicitly patriotic, according to plans revealed by President ...

There is precedent for Trump’s interest in weighing in on the Air Force One’s design. President John F. Kennedy and first lady Jacqueline Kennedy worked with New York designer Raymond Loewy on ...

Even if you don’t know Loewy, I can almost guarantee you’ve come in contact with his work—which decorates everything from the Coke Bottle to Air Force One.

raymond loewy Trump wants to redesign Air Force One to look “more American” A report from Axios claims the president isn't pleased with the plane's current color or design.

The current Air Force One paint scheme is a variation of a design developed by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and industrial designer Raymond Loewy.