Netflix has rapidly produced a documentary about former President Donald Trump’s unconventional departure from Turkey last summer. The streaming service will release “Instadocs: Decoy Plane” on September 4, approximately two weeks after news outlets reported details of the incident.
According to reporting from ABC News, Trump left Turkey on July 8 by boarding a decoy aircraft after traveling through an airport catering container. The documentary features interviews with journalists and officials who witnessed the event, including Associated Press photographer Alex Brandon and Reuters correspondent Gram Slattery, who describe the unusual circumstances surrounding the departure.
“Instadocs” is Netflix’s fast-turnaround documentary series designed to provide in-depth coverage of significant events while they remain relevant to audiences. The project includes perspectives from news correspondents, former Secret Service personnel, and former Air Force One crew members. Series executive producer Josh Tyrangiel emphasized the initiative’s mission to combine journalistic depth with immediate cultural relevance.
This marks the latest installment in the Instadocs series, which has previously covered topics including the overturned murder conviction of Alex Murdaugh and prediction markets. The program demonstrates Netflix’s investment in producing timely documentary content that responds to breaking news developments.
Originally reported by Rollingstone →
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