London - Not Princess Diana her name if not violate the rules of the palace. In addition to having a beautiful face, he is also known firmly on the establishment. One of the acts that have been revealed is the story of Diana's escape from Australia.
Former Qantas Airlines chief executive Brian Wild reveals the secret mission surrounding Princess Diana's smuggling from Australia.
The man explained strange details related to deceptions, secret meetings, and Diana's hideout that had been seated in the back seat of the Toyota Carousel.
Quoted from News.com.au page, Friday (15/06/2018), the story of the secret journey of Princess of Wales that occurred in February 1981, before her marriage to Prince Charles.
"It was very funny," said Brian Wild.
The return of Diana and her mother Frances Shand Kydd to London was urgent.
The mission was successful, returning Diana without anyone's knowledge.
However, the existence of Diana had been investigated by paparazzi who likes to sniff-end the location of the holiday and its existence.
Diana's return to London is not easy. For that reason, Brian's presence is urgently needed.
At that time, Brian Wild was still the regional manager of Qantas. He was given orders by a superior and a government figure in Canberra, to run a secret mission.
The father of two children was told, there was a special passenger called "Miss Reid". The order required Brian to fly "Miss Reid" from Sydney to London with a disguise.
From the beginning, Brian did not know who it was "Miss Reid". While on a mission, he thinks the person is a political defector.
Full of Tricks
Previously, Brian Wild planned a route to the airport through the gate and tunnel access that ended in a hidden waiting room.
Before running the action, Brian had a trial to anticipate in case of a mistake.
Meanwhile, the plan used is to pick Diana from a farm that is invisible to the media spotlight.
"Diana's mom came out the front door of the helicopter with a wave of a handkerchief to distract Diana out the back door and into the car and it worked," Brian said.
"The two women looked very beautiful, and when I first met I said, 'Hello I am Brian and will take you to the airport,'" he added.
There was a lot of laughter there. Brian spent the next three hours just chatting with the two women.
"They're very beautiful," Brian said.
Arriving in England, Mother of Diana sent a letter to Brian as a thank you. Not only that, Brian is also given a photo of the engagement of Charles and Diana.
However, the most surprising thing is when Brian received a package of a piece of wedding cake a few days after the wedding royal wedding was held in July 1981.