Shell flies to Rotterdam the week of its annual general meeting

Shell flew from Lasham Airfield to Rotterdam The Hague Airport on June 2, 2026, a 45-minute hop aboard its Dassault Falcon 8X (tail VQ-BXF). The flight, which reached 21,000 feet and a top speed of 411 knots, arrived at 15:05 UTC.

The same week, Shell holds its annual general meeting in Rotterdam, per the company’s published investor calendar. The gathering, typically at the World Forum or a nearby venue, is where the board faces shareholders on strategy, emissions targets, and financial performance—this year against a backdrop of ongoing energy transition debates and fluctuating oil prices, as covered by Reuters in recent days.

The flight fits a pattern: Shell’s corporate aviation arm, Shell Aircraft International, regularly shuttles executives between its UK hub at Lasham and its Dutch headquarters in The Hague. Recent flights show the Falcon also visited Baku and Sharm El Sheikh in late May, likely for operational or supply-chain meetings, before returning to its core route.