Prince George, the 10-year-old eldest son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, is set to undergo a significant royal protocol change next year when he turns 11 on July 22.
According to insights shared by Graham Laurie, King Charles’s former pilot, Prince George will have to adhere to a protocol similar to that of his father, Prince William, when he turned 12 in 1994.
Specifically, this protocol involves separate travel arrangements, requiring Prince George to travel alone in a different plane.
Laurie elaborated on the historical precedent, stating, “We flew all four: the Prince, the Princess, Prince William, and Prince Harry, up until Prince William was 12 years old.
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As Prince George approaches this pivotal age, preparations for his solo travel arrangements reflect the ongoing traditions and adjustments within royal protocol.
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With Prince George currently second in line to the throne, following his father Prince William, and his sister Charlotte third, these protocols serve to safeguard their well-being while maintaining the integrity of their royal responsibilities and public engagements.
As the countdown begins towards this significant royal milestone in 2025, the focus remains on Prince George’s upbringing and preparation for his future role within the royal family, guided by longstanding traditions and protocols established over generations.
