Throughout her 70-year reign, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II travelled extensively around the world on many types of aircraft. Her history flying with flag carrier British Airways has been well documented over the years. Her first flight as monarch of the United Kingdom was made shortly following the death of her father King George VI as she flew home from Kenya on board BOAC Argonaut “Atalanta” G-ALHK aircraft, landing in London Airport on February 7, 1952 as Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen had a life-long partnership with the British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) and its eventual successor, British Airways. In