Score
Randy Newman was initially hired to write the film score; however, Petersen considered his version to be almost a parody and commissioned Jerry Goldsmith to write and record a more sombre and patriotic score in just twelve days, with assistance from Joel McNeely. After the harried experience, Goldsmith vowed never again to take on such a last-minute task.
Newman used some of his material from the rejected score in Toy Story 3.
Varèse Sarabande released a soundtrack album featuring Goldsmith's music (McNeely receives a credit on the back cover for "Additional Music in the Motion Picture", but none of his work is on the CD).
- The Parachutes (5:14)
- The Motorcade (2:40)
- Empty Rooms (4:02)
- The Hijacking (7:30)
- No Security (2:59)
- Free Flight (4:41)
- Escape From Air Force One (5:25)
- Welcome Aboard, Sir (2:06)
On August 11, 2012, Paul Ryan was introduced as the Republican vice presidential running mate by presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney to the score of Air Force One in Norfolk, Virginia.
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