
Prince Harry is to teach sister-in-law Kate how to fly. The Duchess of Cambridge will train for a fixed wing licence in Anglesey, where husband William is an RAF helicopter pilot. Both he and his brother are qualified instructors but Harry offered to take the future Queen up because of William's hectic schedule.
A Royal source said: "Wills' diary is manic and to be honest, would any wife want to be taught by their husband? Harry immediately offered and the Duchess is thrilled."
Air hostess's daughter Kate, 29, has always loved new challenges - from dragon boat racing to shooting in Scotland. And the lessons will help fight loneliness as she waits for Wills, 28, to finish his long stints as an RAF rescue pilot. The couple have a rented home five miles from the base.
Harry, 26, is the perfect choice as a teacher. In 2009 he wowed Army Air Corps instructors when he learnt to handle a Grob training aircraft. The small two-seater is the kind of machine civilians use to get private pilots' licences. Harry's instructors called him a natural with a flair for flying. When she qualifies, Kate will be in good company, too. Wills' father and grandfather are both trained fliers.
A Royal source said: "Wills' diary is manic and to be honest, would any wife want to be taught by their husband? Harry immediately offered and the Duchess is thrilled."
Air hostess's daughter Kate, 29, has always loved new challenges - from dragon boat racing to shooting in Scotland. And the lessons will help fight loneliness as she waits for Wills, 28, to finish his long stints as an RAF rescue pilot. The couple have a rented home five miles from the base.
Harry, 26, is the perfect choice as a teacher. In 2009 he wowed Army Air Corps instructors when he learnt to handle a Grob training aircraft. The small two-seater is the kind of machine civilians use to get private pilots' licences. Harry's instructors called him a natural with a flair for flying. When she qualifies, Kate will be in good company, too. Wills' father and grandfather are both trained fliers.