The US President's aircraft was spotted flying over Leavesden yesterday afternoon.
Joe Biden is on his first overseas visit as US president and currently on an eight-day trip around Europe.
On Wednesday evening, Air Force One touched down at RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk and the president disembarked from the plane with his wife Jill.
But earlier in the day, Steve Bond captured the Marine One helicopter which he says he saw flying north over Leavesden.
The helicopter, which had 'United States of America' printed on the side along with a US flag, is used to fly the US president and is dubbed 'Marine One' when the President is on board.
The helicopter over Leavesden on Wednesday June 9. Credit: Steve Bond/Happy Tails Images/Watford Observer Camera Club
It is not the first time in recent history Presidential aircraft has been spotted in our skies.
Donald Trump landed at The Grove hotel in a helicopter for the NATO summit, which was held in December 2019.
See more: Joe Biden's hometown used to be twinned with Watford
While in England, Biden will attend the G7 summit, which is being held in Cornwall on Friday until Sunday.
He touched down at Cornwall Airport in Newquay on Wednesday night.
US President Joe Biden waves on arrival on Air Force One at Cornwall Airport Newquay on Wednesday night ahead of the G7 summit. Credit: PA
The G7 involves the UK, the US, Canada, Japan, France, Germany and Italy, along with representatives of the European Union.
It is the first time the leaders have met in almost two years, due to the pandemic.
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