Queen Elizabeth's In-Flight Comforts Unveiled in Auctioned Memorabilia

Newly discovered documents reveal the late monarch's specific travel preferences, including martinis and sugar-free mints.

The memorabilia from a 1989 British Airways flight includes detailed instructions on accommodating Queen Elizabeth II.
The Queen preferred a martini before guests arrived and always traveled with her own pillows.
Her in-flight requests also included bowls of Velamints, a sugar-free mint also favored by Ronald Reagan.
Flight attendants were instructed not to disturb the Queen if she was asleep upon landing.
The collection, which belonged to flight attendant Elizabeth Evans, will be auctioned by Hansons Auctioneers.