The Air China aircraft, emblazoned with the carrier’s name on its fuselage, taxied to a stop at the military base near Washington, D.C., after landing in the United States on Sept. 23, according to AFP.
President Donald Trump was waiting at the airport to welcome his Chinese counterpart, a rare airport greeting that underscored the high‑stakes nature of the summit the two leaders are set to hold.
The visit, described as a high‑stakes summit, will span three days and is expected to be filled with pomp and ceremony, featuring a series of diplomatic engagements between the United States and China.