The U.S. Air Force has completed modifications and testing on a Boeing 747 aircraft donated by Qatar that will serve as a temporary Air Force One, officials announced.

The converted aircraft is expected to be ready for presidential use this summer, according to Air Force statements. The jet underwent extensive modifications to meet the security and communication requirements necessary for presidential transport.

The use of the former Qatari aircraft represents a temporary solution while the Air Force works on longer-term presidential transport needs. Qatar donated the Boeing 747 to the United States for this specific purpose.

Air Force One typically refers to any Air Force aircraft carrying the president, though the term is most commonly associated with the specially configured Boeing VC-25A aircraft currently used for presidential transport. The modified Qatari jet will provide an additional option for presidential travel.

The Air Force has not disclosed specific details about the modifications made to the aircraft, though presidential aircraft typically require extensive security, communication, and defensive systems upgrades to meet operational standards.