SEATTLE — President Donald Trump’s secret plane switch while leaving Turkey last month has become a major talking point in U.S. media this week. What if the same thing happened in South Korea? Trump publicly boarded Air Force One after attending a NATO summit in Ankara on July 8. But before departure, he was secretly moved via an airport catering truck to a smaller C-32A military aircraft following intelligence about a credible threat against him. The presidential jet departed separately with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, other White House officials, staff and journalists aboard as part of the decoy operation. The operation has received extensive coverage since The Washington Post first revealed it this week, with questions emerging in the media and online about the decision to use the presidential jet as a decoy while carrying officials, staff and journalists. Some Democratic lawmakers have also called for answers about the operation and the risks to those aboard. The debate has even spilled into speculation surrounding White House press secretary