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* ''[[The West Wing]]''
* HIVE-Dreadnought shows the plane captured,it is then released to plummet to the sea with the president aboard.▼
* ''[[24]]''- it's shot down in Season 4, ''[[Just Plane Wrong|by an F-117A Nighthawk]]''.
** At the end of Season 5, Jack Bauer hijacks Marine One with President Logan onboard.
* The [[Alex Rider]] novel ''Eagle Strike''.▼
* ''[[NCIS]]'', "Yankee White".
** Another episode "Reveille" involves Ari Haswari (yes, that one) planning to shoot down Marine One with [[George W. Bush]] and Ariel Sharon on board.
* The [[Dale Brown]] novel "Storming Heaven" {{spoiler|Features a terrorist disguising a Boeing 747-200 as Air Force One, with the aim of crashing it into the Capitol Building. It's prevented from doing so by a [[Heroic Sacrifice]], where an F-16 pilot rams the aircraft, although considerable damage is still caused to [[Washington DC]]}}.▼
* In ''[[Metal Wolf Chaos]]'', the first level has you trying to reach Air Force One... which then takes off ''[[Rule of Cool|from the Washington Monument reflection pool]]''.
* ''[[Perfect Dark]]'' has a mission set aboard Air Force One. Like the movie, it has an escape pod that the real one doesn't.
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* The main characters in ''[[My Fellow Americans]]'' take a brief helicopter ride and refer to the craft as "Marine One".
* It makes a brief appearance in the first ''[[Transformers (film)|Transformers]]'' movie, when the small Decepticon sneaks aboard and breaks into the computers.
== Literature ==
▲* HIVE-Dreadnought shows the plane captured,it is then released to plummet to the sea with the president aboard.
▲* The [[Alex Rider]] novel ''Eagle Strike''.
▲* The [[Dale Brown]] novel "Storming Heaven" {{spoiler|Features a terrorist disguising a Boeing 747-200 as Air Force One, with the aim of crashing it into the Capitol Building. It's prevented from doing so by a [[Heroic Sacrifice]], where an F-16 pilot rams the aircraft, although considerable damage is still caused to [[Washington DC]]}}.
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