Air Force One's Last Ride | VC-25A "SAM 29000" Final Mission | Infinite Flight

Recreating the final mission of VC-25A "SAM 29000" — the Boeing 747 that served as Air Force One — flown in Infinite Flight. This is the leg home from the 2026 G7 summit at Évian, France, into Joint Base Andrews: what appears to be the jet's last flight under the Air Force One call sign after 35 years. A quick accuracy note, because the internet's split on this: despite all the "retired" headlines, the U.S. Air Force has NOT officially retired the VC-25A — it stays in the executive airlift fleet, with full retirement scheduled around 2029 once the VC-25B (the modified 747-8) takes over. So this was its last Air Force One mission, not its farewell to the sky. Details matter. About the aircraft: ✈️ Boeing VC-25A — a heavily modified Boeing 747-200B 🇺🇸 Tail number 92-9000 ("SAM 29000" — Special Air Mission) 🗓️ In service since 1990, six presidents over 35 years 🛫 Route: Geneva (LSGG) → Joint Base Andrews (KADW) 📱 Recorded in Infinite Flight on iPhone 17 Pro Max 🎬 Highlights on my channel — subscribe if you fly. 💬 Want a specific aircraft or airport? Drop it in the comments. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Infinite Flight or the U.S. Air Force. #AirForceOne #VC25 #Boeing747 #InfiniteFlight #FlightSim #aviation #avgeek #SAM29000