Princess Leonor Continues Military Training and Royal Duties in Spain

Spain Desk, Delhi Magazine: Spain’s Princess Leonor has continued to draw public attention through her military training and official royal duties. Recent photographs shared on Instagram show the future queen alongside King Felipe VI during aviation training and Spanish military officers at an official event.

Princess Leonor, the eldest daughter of King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, is preparing for her future role as Spain’s queen. Her military training has included time at the General Military Academy, the Naval Military School and the General Air and Space Academy.

In June 2026, Princess Leonor and King Felipe VI took part in a joint training flight at the General Air and Space Academy in San Javier, Murcia. They flew separate Pilatus PC-21 aircraft, with the princess accompanied by her flight instructor. The flight was part of her military education and attracted attention from royal watchers.

The second photograph shows the king and princess wearing blue flight suits and aviation safety equipment beside an aircraft. The images highlight Leonor’s experience as she develops her military skills.

The other Instagram post shows King Felipe VI standing with military officers in uniform at an official gathering. The post also lists several royal activities, including military audiences and events connected with the 2026 Princess of Asturias Awards.

Princess Leonor’s military education is an important part of preparing her for her future role as Spain’s queen. She has already progressed through different stages of military training. Read more about her journey in our report on Princess Leonor beginning a crucial phase of naval training.

Princess Leonor’s military education is an important part of preparing her for her future responsibilities. As Spain’s heir to the throne, she is expected to represent the country and serve as the future head of state.

Her public appearances continue to attract interest from people in Spain and around the world, especially those following the next generation of European royalty.