Queen's plane aborts landing

The plane carrying The Queen back from Scotland for her Platinum Jubilee was reportedly caught in a lightening storm. The Sun reported that as the Monarch ...

The Epsom Derby and the Platinum Party at the Palace celebrate the Jubilee on June 4 while the Platinum Pageant and the Big Jubilee Lunch take place on June 5 2022. Jubilee beacons will be lit on the evening of June 2 while a Service of Thanksgiving takes place on June 3 2022. The Queen is now back at Windsor Castle ahead of her Jubilee celebrations which start on June 2 2022.

The Queen's plane was forced to abort landing in London yesterday as she returned home from Balmoral, it has been reported.

In the evening, the BBC’s Party at the Palace – set on three stages in front of Buckingham Palace – will entertain a live crowd of 22,000 people and a television audience of millions. But the Queen’s attendance is only likely to be confirmed on the morning, with royal fans hoping to see her appear on the balcony with her family for a special flypast, and possibly even review the troops. She had travelled to Balmoral on Thursday for a short break as it was reported she has paced herself ahead of the busy four-day weekend of festivities.

A private jet carrying the queen from Scotland to London was forced to abort a landing attempt after flying into an electrical storm ahead of the Jubilee.

In the early years of their marriage, Prince Charles and Princess Diana spent weekends at the lodge with their young family. This stipulation, which is new to this year's balcony plans, rules out Prince Andrew, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from standing alongside the queen at the palace on Thursday. This sees the queen's attendance dependent on how she feels on the day in consultation with her medical team.

Millions across the country are set to take to the streets for parties and Big Jubilee Lunches this weekend in honour of the Queen.

Millions across the country are set to take to the streets for parties and Big Jubilee Lunches this weekend in honour of the nation’s longest-reigning monarch. She had travelled to Balmoral on Thursday for a short break in order to pace herself ahead of the busy four-day weekend of festivities. The Queen’s plane was forced to abort a landing in London on Tuesday as she travelled home for a weekend of Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

The Queen's plane was forced to abort landing due to a lightning storm, reports suggest. The 96-year-old monarch was travelling to London on Tuesday for her ...

A Buckingham Palace spokesperson said: "The Queen's flight was delayed due to a lightning storm, all the correct procedures were followed and there were no safety concerns." The occurrence caused the pilot to abort landing on the first attempt, according to The Sun. The Queen's plane was forced to abort landing due to a lightning storm, reports suggest.

The Monarch, 96, was travelling from Balmoral ready to join the nation's Platinum Jubilee celebrations marking her 70 year-reign.

In the evening, the BBC’s Party at the Palace – set on three stages in front of Buckingham Palace – will entertain a live crowd of 22,000 people and a television audience of millions. Saturday is also the first birthday of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s daughter Lilibet, amid speculation the Queen will get to meet her namesake for the first time and possibly attend her christening when Harry and Meghan fly back for the Jubilee. She had travelled to Balmoral on Thursday for a short break in order to pace herself ahead of the busy four-day weekend of festivities.

The Queen left Scotland in her private jet before being caught in a storm forcing the craft to abandon an attempted land.

But after a few days of relaxation, she was today pictured arriving at Aberdeen Airport to make the journey south ahead of the eagerly anticipated celebrations. In the aftermath of the flight, the Queen was been spotted arriving at back at Windsor Castle following a mini holiday ahead of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Once the aircraft was safely on the ground, the monarch was driven to Windsor, having spent the last few days relaxing at Balmoral ahead of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations this weekend.

Monarch was flying from Scotland to London for her platinum jubilee celebrations.

“The queen’s flight was delayed due to a lightning storm," the representative said. The UK has a four-day holiday starting on Thursday to honour the queen’s 70 years on the throne. A representative for the palace confirmed the queen was delayed by lightning and that she was not in danger.