US Cargo Planes Land in Beijing Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit

Are US Air Force C-17s flying cars into Beijing for Trump’s China trip?

American military cargo planes have been spotted at the Chinese capital’s main airport, suggesting that the high-stakes visit is still on.

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US Air Force cargo planes land in Beijing ahead of Trump-Xi summit

US Air Force cargo planes land in Beijing ahead of Trump's summit with Xi. Visit to China by May 31 at 93.5% YES.