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Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall in helicopter drama
Duchess of Cornwall at Hay-on-Wye The Duchess of Cornwall and the Prince of Wales arrived three hours late at Hay-on-Wye
Charles and Camilla make it to Hay
A helicopter carrying the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall was forced to make an emergency landing in Buckinghamshire, air accident investigators have revealed.
An Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) report said the Sikorsky S-76C was passing Denham Aerodrome on its way to Wales last May when it started veering to one side.
The pilot managed to land safely.
The couple made it to their destination by car, three hours behind schedule.
Emergency declared
The royal couple and four other passengers were travelling to the Hay-on-Wye Festival on 23 May when, at 09:30 BST, the report said the 53-year-old pilot noticed the aircraft to be "out of balance".
Various attempts to correct the problem had no effect so he declared a Pan emergency, a less serious declaration than a Mayday.
On the day of the incident, a royal spokesman said that the helicopter had "diverted" to Denham due to a technical fault.
Investigators said the problem was caused by a metal ball which caused an internal leakage of hydraulic pressure in the helicopter's yaw control system.
The AAIB report said the ball was "most likely to have fractured during the flight from London to Denham
".
Duchess of Cornwall at Hay-on-Wye The Duchess of Cornwall and the Prince of Wales arrived three hours late at Hay-on-Wye
Charles and Camilla make it to Hay
A helicopter carrying the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall was forced to make an emergency landing in Buckinghamshire, air accident investigators have revealed.
An Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) report said the Sikorsky S-76C was passing Denham Aerodrome on its way to Wales last May when it started veering to one side.
The pilot managed to land safely.
The couple made it to their destination by car, three hours behind schedule.
Emergency declared
The royal couple and four other passengers were travelling to the Hay-on-Wye Festival on 23 May when, at 09:30 BST, the report said the 53-year-old pilot noticed the aircraft to be "out of balance".
Various attempts to correct the problem had no effect so he declared a Pan emergency, a less serious declaration than a Mayday.
On the day of the incident, a royal spokesman said that the helicopter had "diverted" to Denham due to a technical fault.
Investigators said the problem was caused by a metal ball which caused an internal leakage of hydraulic pressure in the helicopter's yaw control system.
The AAIB report said the ball was "most likely to have fractured during the flight from London to Denham
