Princess Leonor of Spain has completed her first solo flight, becoming the first woman in the Spanish royal family to fly alone, as part of her military training.

Princess Leonor, the heir to the Spanish throne, successfully completed her first solo flight, marking a historic moment as the first woman in the Spanish royal family to fly alone. This achievement took place during her military training at the General Air and Space Forces Academy in San Javier, Murcia. Leonor completed four months of training, including theoretical courses and assisted flight sessions, before undertaking the solo flight. Her training was intense, including studies at the Military Academy in Zaragoza and the Naval Military School, as well as survival exercises at sea and the use of protective equipment. She also participated in military ceremonies, reinforcing her commitment to the country. Currently, Leonor holds the rank of Aspirant-Cadet in the Air Force and Naval Guard, and the solo flight represents an important step in her military career.