Kensington Palace has announced that William, The Prince of Wales, and The Crown Prince of Jordan, Al Hussein bin Abdullah II, will head to RAF Benson near Wallingford this week.

This will take place on Wednesday, October 15, and follows several other royal visits to Oxfordshire this month.

On Thursday, October 9, The Princess of Wales, Catherine, visited Home-Start Oxford at Rose Hill Community Centre.

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While there Her Royal Highness and the parents supported by Home-Start Oxford discussed the challenges they are facing and how one-to-one sessions with the charity have helped them.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, during a visit to Rose Hill Community Centre(Image: Jason Dawson)

Meanwhile, Princess Anne – the aunt of the Prince of Wales – attended the Carterton’s Women’s Institute on the occasion of its 100th anniversary in Brize Norton Road.

She also visited RAF Brize Norton, where she is the honorary air commodore, for the 24 Squadron’s 110th anniversary.

Eurofighter Typhoons at RAF Benson(Image: Jason Hornblow)

During this latest visit both The Prince of Wales and The Crown Prince of Jordan will receive an overview of the work at the air base and meet trainee aircrew and staff.

They will also meet helicopter technicians and view aircraft.

Both Their Royal Highnesses are trained helicopter pilots, with Prince William having served as a search and rescue pilot at RAF Valley with No. 22 Sqn which reformed at RAF Benson in 2020.

The Crown Prince completed his pilot training with the Royal Jordanian Air Force in 2019.

The palace has said that the visit shows the strong relationship between the pair and their mutual respect for the armed forces.