King Charles climbs into cockpit of fighter jet during trip to RAF Marham in Norfolk

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His Majesty the King made his inaugural trip to RAF Marham in his capacity as Honorary Air Commodore this afternoon, a title bestowed upon him in September 2023.The 77-year-old monarch toured the facility responsible for training personnel in the upkeep of the cutting-edge F-35B Lightning jets stationed at the Norfolk base.In a memorable moment, the King climbed into the cockpit of one of the advanced fighter aircraft, getting a first-hand look at the controls of Britain's frontline combat jet.The F-35B Lightning is jointly operated by the RAF and Royal Navy as part of the Lightning Force headquartered at Marham, also serving aboard the Queen Elizabeth-class carriers.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say During his visit, the King also spent time with aviators who had recently returned from operational duties safeguarding British Sovereign Bases in Cyprus against drone threats amid the region's continuing instability.Earlier this year, personnel and jets from Marham were dispatched as...

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