- The couple wrap up their action-packed trip to North America with a visit to two charity projects
- At final engagement William thanks 'City of Angels' for welcoming couple so warmly
After their glamorous trip to California, feted by A-list celebrities, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined the hoi polloi on an ordinary commercial flight home to the UK .
They were greeted by British Airways staff on a sun-drenched runway at Los Angeles airport - a marked contrast to their blustery arrival at Ottawa airport last week.
Arriving at LAX in a Range Rover, they said their goodbyes after their hugely successful tour of Canada and California, their first official royal trip.
The tour has, apart from a couple of minor demonstrations, been heralded a huge success not just for William and Kate but for the British Royal Family.
Final smiles: The Duke and Duchess board their flight after what has been a hugely successful first official foreign tour. They are flanked by BA stewardess Kate Cottrell, left, and Kate Jenkins, right'
Prince William puts a reassuring hand on his wife's back to usher her into the British Airways plane back to the UK after their trip to Canada and America'
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Some of the BA staff who will look after the royal couple on board line up to greet them. Kate and Williams sunny departure was in stark contrast to their blustery arrival in Ottawa'
The Duke and Duchess climb the staircase to their BA flight, led by two BA cabin crew, before turning to have one last look at California before their flight home'
The couple were escorted to Los Angeles airport by a police motorcade with several motorbikes closing roads and police cars ensuring safe passage'
William and Kate snubbed a private jet in favour of travelling on the commercial flight with their entourage and security, taking first class seats on the jumbo.
They had travelled through an area with one of the biggest populations of homeless people in the U.S. on their way to LAX.
Their last engagement was at a jobs fair at Sony Studios on behalf of Service Nation: Mission Serve - a programme honouring members of the armed services, at which William thanked Los Angeles for welcoming him and his new wife.
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