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16:40 (15:40L) AF1 departed from Newquay en route to LHR from where he will proceed to Windsor to meet the Queen.

Was scheduled to depart at 15:25L so is slightly behind schedule at the moment .

r0848830 wrote: ↑13 Jun 2021, 15:20 So both 747-200 will come to Brussels?

No, only one.

The backup is a C32 (call sign SAMxx)

An E4B ("doomsday plane") also is expected.

AF1 (VC-25A 82-8000) : Biden's schedule has the ETD from LHR at 18:50 (local) and ETA BRU at 21:05 (local) https://factba.se/biden/calendar ETD and ETA for C-32A (09-0016) will be about the same. I don't get it, departure is 1930 Belgian time and from London it is 45 minutes flying so I guess it wi...

AF1 (VC-25A 82-8000) :

Biden's schedule has the ETD from LHR at 18:50 (local) and ETA BRU at 21:05 (local)
https://factba.se/biden/calendar

ETD and ETA for C-32A (09-0016) will be about the same.

Information for backyard spotters: AF1 landed at Mildenhall in the UK to meet USAF personnel stationed there and then flew to Newquay (Cornwall) for the G7 summit. On Sunday he first has a meeting with the Queen at Windsor. It is not yet clear how he will get there: - he could use "Marine 1&quo...

Latest information on the An225 'Mryia' ETD 15:00 UTC (17:00 Belgian time) from Brize Norton. Expected route to Athens could take it straight over Belgium, according to this tweet which has a map with flight vector information of the route from Brize to Athens: https://twitter.com/sierra5net/status/...

According to POTUS' schedule ((https://factba.se/topic/calendar), AF1 departs from Joint Base Andrews for Melsbroek at 07:30AM local (Washington) time. Add 6 hours, that's 01:30PM Belgium time for his scheduled departure from Andrews. Washington-Brussels takes slightly over 7 hours, so that would pu...