Strict Rule Could Ground Future King
As Prince George, 11, navigates his role as a future King, a strict rule looms that may alter his travels with dad, Prince William.
Protecting the Future of the Monarchy
Reports suggest that around the age of 12, Prince George may no longer fly with Prince William, a measure believed to safeguard the monarchy's future.
History Repeats: William's Transition
Former pilot Graham Laurie revealed that Prince William ceased flying with his father, King Charles, at the same age, indicating a potential tradition for the royal heirs.
Air Travel Protocol
Following William's 12th birthday, a separate aircraft was reportedly required for him, emphasizing the importance of protecting both heirs in the event of a tragedy.
Future Flight Plans
If the rule persists, Prince George may face a similar transition, potentially flying with his mother and siblings instead of his father, unless King Charles intervenes.
Legacy of Caution
Queen Elizabeth II's concerns about Prince William flying with George underscore the gravity of the succession, with a focus on safety and continuity for the royal lineage.
