France set to rename popular airport after late Queen Elizabeth II
The airport in Le Touquet-Paris-Plage in northern France is set to be renamed after the Queen Elizabeth II of England, who gave up the ghost in September 8.
The moment for the renaming of the airport has not yet been decided.
The Informant247 observes that Le Touquet-Paris-Plage is a popular holiday location for British tourists.
The coastal commune has noticed that the airport the `most British of the French airports’.
The commune via a statement revealed that the deceased Queen Elizabeth II was able to serve outstandingly for 70 years’.
The commune revealed that the late British monarch has understanding of French and valued France.
Elizabeth II gave up the ghost last Thursday at the age of 96 at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
The heir to the throne, Charles III, has been announced the new monarch of Britain.
Majority of leaders who would be attending the funeral occasion of the late Queen have been told to reach on commercial flights and informed they would be bussed en masse from a site in West London.
