Prince Williamfirst son, Prince George, He recently turned 12, and according to reports, this was launched by the Royal Protocol that demands heirs to travel separately to protect the succession line.

Although not a formal rule, it is alleged that a long-term tradition is supported by the rule Queen of Elizabeth II.

King Charles And Prince William is allegedly disagreed with that question, with a current monarch once coping with William about flying family.

George just celebrated his 12th birthday, and the team comes and the expected implementation of the long-standing and "morbid" royal protocol.

According to tradition, after the heirs reach a certain age, they are no longer allowed to travel the same aircraft as next in accordance with the throne.

In George case, that means that now it may fly separately from your father, Prince William, which is the first right.

The purpose behind the rules is to protect the royal line of succession in the event of a tragic incident during the trip.

"Prince and Princess Wales and their children are the future of the royal family," said Richard Fitzwilliams Fox News Digital, Bearing in mind that the protocol serves an important purpose. "Accidents happen, and this seems like a reasonable precaution that should be noticed, as it was with King Charles and William during the Queen Elizabeth."

He continued, "There are reports that King and William, which are the pilot, should not show that Harry fifth in line with the throne of George as another in accordance with the throne for the throne for the father certainly makes sense. "

Charles' former pilot, Graham Laurie, previously found that the royal protocols have changed once after that.

Speaking at the "real royal podcast," Laurie recalled I fly with Princess Diana, then-Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry on the same aircraft.

"After that he had to have a separate aircraft, and we could fly all four together when they were young with the written permission of her Majesty," Laurie said, Po Now per week.

She continued, "When William became 12, he would normally fly in 125 from Northalt, and we would fly 146 with the other three to."

Said British Emitat and Royal Expert Helena Chard Fox News Digital If Charles allegedly expressed the expectation that George starts flying independently of William now that the age of the milestone reached.

"The traditional Royal Protocol expects that the future inheritanced successfully, travel from its father, especially when he was 12," she explained.

Card continued, "Direct heirs should not fly children at home. This caused many disturbed for children; desperately missed his parents when they were on tour."

Chard admitted that William and George would probably gradually adapt to new travel trips.

"This important thing is discussed as it could affect the future of the monarchy," she said for the news. "Travel arrangements for throne are important at any age. And the Wales family always traveled together ... There are many rules, expectations and traditions that will be expected to be a royal family."

The Royal Commentator Hilary Fordwich also changed, noting that, while the protocol is not a formal rule, it consistently respected over the years.

"Rules, like not traveling by plane or car, now that the Prince George 12 is not listed, but tradition," she explained. "This ensures that the next in line and heirs do not lose. He is occasionally relaxed or bent. Now, with king's health issues, in combination with his advanced age, he is considered extremely important for insurance Prince George."

She added that William and Kate were to be called these responsibilities.

"Prince William and Princess Catherine comply with many rules, especially those who protect the succession," Fordwich said. "But to some extent reinterpreted other rules, relaxing or even disrespecting others, in the wild attempts to become a more relevant modern family. Each royal generation has the same updated traditions, which remains."