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Thailand's King and Queen took to the skies in late April, piloting their government jet for an official state visit. The royal couple served as pilot and co-pilot of a Boeing 737, marking a notable event in aviation history. This unique occurrence highlights the diverse skills of the Thai monarchs and adds an interesting chapter to the world of aviation.
Thai King and Queen fly Boeing 737 on official state visit
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