King Charles Plans to Replace Royal Train with Helicopters for Cost Savings
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The royal train will be decommissioned by 2027 as part of cost-saving measures by Buckingham Palace, citing low usage and high maintenance costs, with the royal family continuing to travel via regular trains and other means. The decision aligns with broader efforts to manage royal expenses, including increased funding for palace renovations and high travel costs for the monarchy.
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