The royal family participated in the latest video of King Charles III with a statement amid reports of Prince Harry’s return to the United Kingdom.
The 76 -year -old celebrated the eighty anniversary of the Mission Aviation (MAF) in the British Royal Air Force Northolt on Thursday, as a new plane that will provide assistance to remote areas in Papua New Guinea.
The monarch also celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the independence of Papua New Guinea during the visit.
Buckingham Palace released a video of the most recent picnic of King Charles on the official Instagram account of the royal family, saying: “Mission Fellowship, believed to be the largest human air operator in the world, fly to 14,000 destinations from a distance to provide support to isolated societies including access to medicine, technology and education.”
The statement continued: “His Majesty revealed their new aircraft, which will provide assistance to remote areas in Papua New Guinea, and had the opportunity to meet employees and volunteers in MAF.”
The last participation of the palace about the king comes amid reports of Harry’s return to the United Kingdom, where the Duke of Sussex took a legal action against the Ministry of Interior regarding his protection and security in the country of his birth.
Harry is scheduled to appeal against the protection level on April 8 and 9 in London.