The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge had to spend the night in Lahore after their plane RAF Voyager got caught in an electrical storm on Thursday night, forcing them to cancel one of their engagements in Khyber Pass on Friday morning. William and Kate flew back to Islamabad on Friday morning instead and visited the Army Canine Centre before their departure back to London.
William and Kate's aircraft had to abort its landing in Islamabad and was in the air for over two hours for what was supposed to be a 25 minute journey. After the aircraft was unable to land at the Pakistani Royal Air Force base and a commercial airport, it turned back. William - a former air ambulance pilot - asked travelling media if they were okay following heavy turbulence, and joked: "I was flying!"
Kate also said she was "hugely grateful" to the RAF for landing the plane safely, adding: "We were looked after so wonderfully by the RAF who did a great job."
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