Yuck. Another suck-up to the ex-royal award from a body that arrogantly claims the right to enoble people with a gimmicky label.
You'd think legends of aviation was for people that did something extraordinary. Harry served as one of dozens of helicopter pilots in Afghanistan. Why does he get one and not every other pilot?
And if Harry gets one, why not Prince Andrew, who fought bravely in the Falklands War as a helicopter pilot?
At a guess, this is all part of Archewell's rebranding. Did they offer to pay for the ceremony and after-party?