Never mind that Trump wasn’t flying commercial in those days as he had already bought his plane.
She also claims she didn’t report the incident because it was normal for women to be treated in that manner. Total horse hockey. No, they weren’t. And she thinks he’d do this in front of other passengers and crew and they wouldn’t say anything either.
The other woman claims she introduced herself to Trump while waiting for the elevator when he immediately pounced all over her. Sure, a total stranger and right out there in the middle of everyone. More horse hockey. Even BJ had enough sense to do his dirty deeds behind closed doors.
While the 757 might seem like an odd choice for a man who puts his net worth at $11 billion, and, records show, does not use the plane much to travel abroad, Mr. Trump has cited it and his other planes as proof of how he gets good value for his money. In the 1980s, for example, he paid $8 million to buy a 1968 Boeing 727 from a financially troubled Texas company, Diamond Shamrock, according to his book “The Art of the Deal.” Mr. Trump said a smaller Gulfstream jet would have cost more than twice as much.
“It was a little more plane than I needed,” he wrote, “but I find it hard to resist a good deal when the opportunity presents itself.”