Queen's Charter

[Anthony Supplebottom]

Looks like HM took an Embraer Legacy to ABZ today, any clues on which one was used?

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/07/26/article-2379099-1B019838000005DC-227_634x357.jpg

Queen lands with her faithful corgis for two-month break at Balmoral Castle | Mail Online (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2379099/Queen-lands-faithful-corgis-month-break-Balmoral-Castle.html)

[B1GGLES]

G-HUBY, maybe?

G-HUBY | Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://www.flickr.com/photos/robertstarling/5873846443/)

[Aviation Spirit]

LEA G-HUBY ?

[Anthony Supplebottom]

Thanks guys! :ok:

London Executive Aviation (http://www.flylea.com/our-fleet/embraer-legacy-600650/g-huby/) it is then.

Probably booked by Air Partner seeing as they are the aircraft charter supplier to the Royal Household.

[beerdrinker]

And I thought transporting Her Maj from A to B was the job of 32 (R) Sqdn. What used to be known as the Queen's Flight.

What on earth are those Military 125s based at Northolt doing?

[chevvron]

And the 146s.

[LGW Vulture]

One day, political opinion and the media will get savvy on VIP transportation. I feel we remain many years away from that.

As an example, the German Gov't recently re-fleeted at a cost of US$400m. And the UK still can't grasp the nettle. :ugh::ugh:

[NuName]

I for one do not want to see our royal family considering mini cabs. To be British might not mean what it did in past times but I hope we can hang on to our dignity. Let HRH maintain the position, the European politicians will always cost us more for a lot less benefit.