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William defends copter trips



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PRINCE William spoke out yesterday about his controversial helicopter trips that have been criticised as an abuse of his RAF training.

During a visit to south Wales, William said he had been "accused of wasting money" by "joyriding" in the military aircraft.

But he appeared to defend the flights, telling a pensioner he has been trying to clock up as many hours in the air as he can as he tries to earn a flying qualification.

William has been criticised after it emerged that he was allowed to fly Chinook helicopters to a stag party on the Isle of Wight and to his girlfriend's family home.

The Prince made the comments during a visit to Penygraig.



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  • Last Updated: 09 May 2008 9:18 AM
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  • Location: Yorkshire
 
 

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