What it's really like flying to the Caribbean with the King
GB News Royal Correspondent Cameron Walker has shared his insight from right at the heart of the state visit
TL;DR
- The author flew on the RAF Voyager, the UK's state aircraft, during King Charles III's trip to The Bahamas.
- The aircraft has distinct cabin sections for the King, Royal Household staff, and Armed Forces members, with the remainder for general use.
- Reporters on board had to pay for their own tickets, similar to commercial flights.
- Multiple meals were served, including chicken Boudin Blanc, beef short rib, afternoon tea, and a smoked salmon tart.
- The RAF Voyager is primarily used for air-to-air refuelling when not transporting Royals or Government ministers.
- The flight included a quick boarding process and an expedited takeoff.