After stopping by the Air Traffic Control Centre to learn more about “Project Marshall,” a multi-billion dollar equipment upgrade for air traffic control radars around Lincolnshire, Prince William continued his tour. He visited the location, mingled with the personnel, and saw the new radar displays and control systems put in place to boost productivity.

The royal relocated to the BAE Systems Typhoon Maintenance Facility (TMF), a facility that provides long-term maintenance for powerful Typhoon aeroplanes so that they are always prepared to fly on the front lines. Prince William discussed potential technology developments with maintenance personnel, including exoskeletons and virtual reality headsets, that the RAF and BAE Systems are looking at.
A brand-new boxing club at the facility was also inaugurated by the Prince of Wales. After boxing became popular at the station during the epidemic, the club was established and will now serve as a central location for military people to exercise and train. William, a fervent supporter of sports’ positive influence, also interacted with other sports teams headquartered at RAF Coningsby.

The solo tour was concluded by Prince William going on a walkabout to meet and mingle with RAF families who reside nearby.
The royal’s visit was emotional for her because she had her flight training at RAF Cranwell before becoming a helicopter pilot and working with the RAF Search and Rescue Force in Wales. Shortly after Prince George was born in September 2013, he departed the military with the rank of Flight Lieutenant.
William has frequented the RAF Coningsby station since since his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II named him Honorary Air Commandant in 2008. In addition to meeting World War II veterans during the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight’s 60th anniversary in 2017, he spent time in the cockpit of a Typhoon aircraft in 2018.

On Saturday, the couple surprised everyone by meeting up with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in front of Windsor Castle. This was a surprise reunion for the public. When the two brothers who had been fighting and their wives got out of the same car to greet well-wishers outside the palace of the late Queen, royalists were overjoyed. The rumours that the royal brothers were having problems with each other were put out by the one time they went out together. Prince William sent the invitation to the Sussexes, according to Page Six, and they gladly accepted it.

Even so, the royal scribe said that William’s attempt to make peace wasn’t just about their friendship; it was also a way to announce that he had been promoted to the second-highest position in the House of Windsor.

For those who don’t know, the Queen died on September 8 in her Balmoral Castle. She had been hospitalised the day before because her health was getting worse quickly. As the rest of the royal family went to Balmoral, the new King Charles III and his wife Camilla were the first ones to join her. Then came Prince William, who was travelling with his wife, Sophie, and his uncles, Princes Andrew and Edward. Prince Harry got to the Castle as soon as he could, but Meghan Markle wasn’t with him. Kate Middleton stayed in Windsor with the kids.