King Charles has put Queen Elizabeth II's luxury helicopter on the market - with the monarch set to cash in £5million.
The King is selling his mother's eight-seater red 2009 Sikorsky and will instead use two environmentally friendly jets, believed to cost £8.5m each.
The royal family have used the new AgustaWestland AW139s, which run on 50 per cent sustainable aviation fuel, since last year, having flown in the previous helicopter for the previous 15 years.
The opulent interior of the late Queen's helicopter has been revealed for the first time after it was put on sale.
Spacious grey leather seats are matched with a blue carpet, while a magazine rack, a wooden clock and tinted windows complete the design.
