Prince Harry is set to be honored at the 21st Annual Living Legends of Aviation Awards in Beverly Hills on January 19th, according to an announcement made on Wednesday.

The event, which will be hosted by John Travolta, aims to recognize individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of aviation and aerospace.

This news comes after Harry’s exclusion from the Sandhurst list, prompting him to purchase an aviation award as a response.

It is worth noting that Harry was unable to pass the exams required to become a helicopter pilot, unlike his brother Prince William, who achieved this feat.

As a result, William, being an actual pilot, does not require induction into the Living Legends Award.

Furthermore, William’s name was included in the prestigious Sandhurst Book of Living Legends, a recognition that eluded Harry.

The decision to include Harry in the Living Legends of Aviation Awards has sparked controversy, with many questioning his qualifications for such an honor.

Critics argue that it is embarrassing to place Harry alongside esteemed figures like Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, who were part of the Apollo 11 mission.

They question what credentials he possesses to stand among these aviation legends.

John Travolta, the host of the event, has also faced criticism for his association with Harry and Meghan.

The decision to sell the award to the couple has led to calls for a boycott of the annual awards ceremony.

Despite this backlash, the Living Legends of Aviation Awards remains a highly regarded event, often referred to as the “Oscars of Aviation” by actor Morgan Freeman.

According to a PR article, Prince Harry served as a helicopter pilot during his time in the British Army.

He conducted training missions in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia, as well as combat missions in Afghanistan.

Additionally, his work in establishing the Invictus Games Foundation, which supports wounded veterans, will also be celebrated during the event.

Other notable individuals being inducted into the Living Legends of Aviation Awards this year include Navy pilot Fred George, Mark Parent, former CEO of Canadian Aviation Electronics, and Steve Hinton, an American aviator who held the world speed record from 1979 to 1989.

The inclusion of Prince Harry on the list of inductees has sparked a flurry of reactions on social media.

Some users expressed confusion and questioned why he was chosen for this recognition.

One Twitter user sarcastically remarked that they look forward to seeing every other military pilot receive the same award based on their accomplishments in the field.

Another user asked what legendary feats Harry had accomplished, expressing skepticism about his qualifications.

Critics have also raised concerns about Harry’s reputation, highlighting his multiple failures in the aviation exam and his reliance on others to fly him around.

They view his purchase of the award as an attempt to boost his credibility and divert attention from his controversial actions.

Additionally, some have criticized Harry for his alleged disrespectful comments about killing people during his military service.

Despite the mixed reactions, Prince Harry’s induction into the Living Legends of Aviation Awards stands as a recognition of his contributions to the field of aviation and aerospace.

However, it remains to be seen how this honor will be received by the public and whether it will have any impact on his reputation.