Prince Harry will attend a glitzy awards show just days after Meghan Markle leaves California.
Harry will attend the 22nd annual "Living Legends of Aviation" awards on April 25, where he will honour aerial firefighting teams who battled Los Angeles wildfires earlier this year.
The Duke of Sussex will attend the prestigious aviation event just two days after his wife, the Duchess of Sussex, will speak at the TIME100 Summit in New York City.
Harry, 40, will join other notable attendees in paying special tribute to the men and women involved in aerial operations during the LA fires.
Prince Harry to attend glitzy awards show just days after Meghan Markle leaves California
Getty
Organisers praised these firefighters who "flew hundreds of missions in unforgiving conditions to protect and save people and property."
The ceremony will take place at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, continuing its tradition of recognising significant contributions to aviation and aerospace.
Actor John Travolta will host the awards ceremony, continuing his long association with the event.
Prince Harry will be joined by Hollywood star Morgan Freeman and several NASA astronauts at the prestigious gathering.
Prince Harry with John Travolta, Lauren Sanchez, and Jeff Bezos at the glitzy LA bash last year
Instagram / Lauren SanchezTogether, they will honour the aerial teams who played a crucial role in fighting the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.
The event celebrates excellence in aviation and has become one of the industry's most respected award ceremonies.
This year marks the 22nd edition of the "Living Legends of Aviation" awards, which have recognised numerous aviation pioneers and innovators over the decades.
The Beverly Hilton Hotel provides an appropriately glamorous setting for this celebration of aerial achievement.
Harry accepted an award as a Living Legend of Aviation last year
InstagramThree new members will be inducted as "living legends of aviation" at this year's ceremony.
Former NASA astronaut and Navy SEAL Christopher Cassidy will join the prestigious ranks.
Decorated Navy fighter pilot Robert Gibson is also among the new inductees.
Emmy award-winning NBC News correspondent Tom Costello completes the trio of new honourees.
Prince Harry attended the Living Legends of Aviation award ceremony on his own last year.
GettyAdditionally, the Polaris Dawn Crew will receive the inaugural Dr Buzz Aldrin Space Advancement Award for their historic space mission.
The annual ceremony will also present various awards to leading technology and business figures in the aviation industry.
These recognitions highlight exceptional contributions to aerospace advancement and innovation.
Prince Harry was inducted as a living legend of aviation at the 2024 ceremony, alongside Fred George, Steve Hinton and Marc Parent.
Organisers recognised his decade of service in the British Army, including tours of Afghanistan, his humanitarian work and charity patronage.
