John Travolta Cuts Ties with Harry, Revokes Living Legend Award

Prince Harry's name has been removed from the list of Living Legend Awards, as actor John Travolta severs ties with him.

The decision comes after Harry purchased an aviation award since he was not included in the St. Hurst list.

The 21st Annual Legends of Aviation Awards, which will take place on January 19th in Beverly Hills, will honor four individuals who have made significant contributions to the aviation and space industry.

The event is traditionally hosted by John Travolta.

The news of Harry's inclusion in the prestigious awards ceremony has sparked controversy.

Critics argue that he lacks the qualifications to stand alongside legendary figures such as Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, who were part of the Apollo 11 mission.

It is worth noting that Harry failed to pass the helicopter pilot exam, unlike his brother Prince William, who successfully became a pilot.

Additionally, William authored the book “Living Legend of St. Hurst,” a feat that Harry did not achieve.

John Travolta, a close friend of Harry and Meghan, faced heavy criticism for selling the award to the couple.

This backlash led to a boycott of the annual Legends of Aviation Awards.

The event, often referred to as the “Oscars of Aviation” by actor Morgan Freeman, is now tainted by controversy.

Many question why Harry was chosen over Charles Duke, the youngest person to walk on the moon in 1972.

Despite the criticism, Harry's military service as a helicopter pilot and his work in establishing the Invictus Games Foundation will be recognized at the awards.

Other inductees this year include naval aviator Fred George, Mark, the president and CEO of CAE, and Steve Hinton, a record-holding American pilot.

However, the inclusion of Harry's name on the list has left some people confused and skeptical about his qualifications for the award.

Social media has been abuzz with discussions about Harry's recognition.

Some users expressed their disbelief, questioning the legendary work he has accomplished.

One Twitter user sarcastically suggested that every military pilot should receive a similar award based on their achievements.

Another criticized Harry for failing his aviation exam multiple times and mocked his reputation.

The sentiment among these critics is that Harry purchased his award and lacks the qualifications to be recognized alongside true aviation legends.

In light of the controversy surrounding Harry's inclusion, it is evident that the decision to honor him at the Legends of Aviation Awards has polarized public opinion.

While some argue that Harry's contributions to aviation are questionable, others believe that his military service and philanthropic efforts deserve recognition.

As the event approaches, the debate continues, highlighting the complexities and differing perspectives within the aviation industry.