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Today on Forbes, Trump hasn't spent a dime of his own money on his 2024 campaign.

It's been more than 30 years since the Trump shuttle folded, but Donald Trump has found a way to make easy money from aviation.

The former President's campaign and political committees backing his candidacy have forked over 7.1 million

dollars to Trump's businesses through the end of September, according to records with the Federal

Election Commission. Most of those payments, 5.9 million dollars,

were for the use of Trump's 1991 Boeing 757.

A solid chunk of that hall likely originated with the taxpayers.

The Secret Service, which has to travel with the former president and current presidential

candidate, has paid Trump's campaign $1.6 million for air travel through September 30th.

The campaign, in turn, pays the Trump organization for use of its plane.

That figure will likely spike.

The agency owes Donald J. Trump for President 2024 Inc.

another $2.9 million, according to an FEC filing the campaign made earlier in

October. Trump's campaign also pays his company for its own use of the plane.

Maralago, Trump's private club and residence in Palm Beach, Florida,

has been his second biggest moneymaker,

raking in $907,000.

More than 40% of that total was paid by the Trump Save America

joint fundraising committee on a single day in February

for renting the club and catering.

Trump's golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, where he resides during the summer,

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