Donald Trump's Boeing 757 hits private jet on Florida airport tarmac

A private jet belonging to Donald Trump ended up colliding with another plane while taxiing at the West Palm Beach International Airport in Florida.

The incident took place on Sunday, and an announcement was made by the Federal Aviation Administration that a privately owned Boeing 757 bumped into an unmanned jet. Although the FAA statement did not directly connect the plane to Trump, sources familiar with the matter confirmed that it was indeed his aircraft.

It was mentioned by the FAA that the collision occurred in a section of the airport where their guidance is not provided. The matter is currently under investigation.

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Trump's Boeing 757 is well recognized for its appearances at his airport rallies, including one instance in March at Ohio, where it was announced: "Trump Force One, you are cleared for landing." Trump purchased his opulent $100 million Boeing 757 back in 2010, which boasts gold plated accents, two private guestrooms, a dining area, and an elaborate entertainment system.

This incident arrives amidst allegations of Trump's affair with Stormy Daniels. Michael Cohen testified that Trump had confided that "women would hate" him if the rumors went public during his 2016 presidential campaign. Now his ex-lawyer and fixer, Cohen narrated Trump's response in a New York courtroom once he found out actress Stormy Daniels intended to divulge her story of a sexual affair with Trump to the press.

Cohen revealed: "(Trump) said to me, 'This is a disaster, a total disaster, women are going to hate me. This is really a disaster. Women will hate me. Guys, they think it's cool. But this is going to be a disaster for the campaign'."

He suggested that Trump was concerned his female supporters would abandon him upon discovering his alleged affair with Daniels, while he assumed men would dismiss it as trivial. The legal team for Trump has been working to convince the court that Trump's intent was to shield his family from scandalous revelations, not to protect his political ambitions. However, Cohen's testimony included an assertion that Trump "wasn't thinking about" his wife Melania in his efforts to hide his supposed infidelities.

When Cohen brought up Melania during their conversation, Trump reportedly dismissed the concern, stating: "Don't worry...How long do you think I'll be on the market for? Not long." Cohen emphasized that Trump's focus was on the electoral impact, not on his spouse, saying Trump "wasn't thinking about Melania. This was all about the campaign."