Joe Biden ‘trips and falls’ during Air Force Academy graduation ceremony as staff rush to help President up

PRESIDENT Joe Biden has suffered another fall – this one at the Air Force Academy graduation.

Biden, 80, was on hand to deliver remarks at Thursday’s graduation ceremony, which saw over 900 cadets in attendance.

The US president, donning an Air Force baseball hat, was seen shaking the hand of a cadet before turning to walk away.

He then took one step forward and crumpled to the ground.

Staff rushed to his side to assist him as the President tried to get up.

He got up on one knee before three others helped him get back to his feet.

Biden eventually was able to walk away on his own.

He then turned around and pointed at the floor as if to indicate the culprit for the fall before continuing to walk off.

The President delivered remarks to graduating cadets at Falcon Stadium in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

“Graduates, you made a noble choice to lead a life of service,” Biden said during his speech.

“Now you also shoulder a great privilege and a mighty responsibility.”

“In the years ahead, your airmen and guardians are going to look to you for guidance and inspiration because the world is going to get more confusing,” he added.

“They’ll put their trust in you. You, in turn, must strive to always be worthy of their confidence.”

Biden has a history of falling up the stairs of Air Force One.

Most recently, Biden was caught on camera losing his footing while boarding Air Force One in March before regaining his balance and entering the plane’s cabin.

Weeks earlier, he fell forward about halfway up the stairs to the plane while departing Poland after a surprise trip overseas.

Biden regained his balance as he stood back up, waved at the crowd and continued to the door.