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Deutsche Welle: Merkel's aircraft listed
The American aircraft trading company "Gjt Craft" has put up for sale the former German government plane "Theodor Heuss" for 12 million euros, after it was used by Chancellor Angela Merkel. The aircraft is an Airbus A340-300, manufactured in 2000, with a capacity of up to 145 passengers, including a luxurious executive suite. It features a premium interior design with wooden panels, leather seats that can be converted into beds, a bathroom with a shower, and multiple lounges. Originally intended for VIP travel and equipped with luxury amenities, the plane previously faced technical issues and flight malfunctions, leading to its replacement by three new A350 aircraft. The plane is offered for sale with negotiable pricing, and rental options are available at $200,000 per month, plus additional costs for crew and maintenance. Symbolically, this aircraft holds significant historical importance in German leadership, but it has been retired due to a decline in reputation and technological outdatedness.
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