In June 2019, President Trump announced his plans to revamp the VC-25's livery from the traditional white and ultramarine shades to one of red, white, and blue. This would be the first deviation from the Raymond Loewy livery scheme since it was introduced in 1962 on the VC-137C which was first used as Air Force One during the Kennedy administration. Congressman Joe Courtney of the House Armed Services Committee subsequently stated that he would consider amending the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2020 to ensure Congressional approval for any proposed changes to the interior and exterior design of the aircraft, stating that any changes to either the appearance or the equipment fit could potentially cause overruns and delays in delivery, as well as having issues over the weight of the aircraft.