I can fly too, Daddy! Gorgeous Prince George takes the controls of Red Arrows jet at the Royal International Air Tattoo (after Kate stops his tantrum by giving him a pair of headphones)

• The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are enjoying a day out at the Royal International Air Tattoo in Gloucestershire
• Prince George accompanied his parents at air show at RAF Fairford - the largest event of its kind in the world 
• After arriving the normally impeccably-behaved youngster threw a tantrum before being picked up by his mother
• First time Prince George, who turns three later this month, accompanied his parents on an official engagement in UK 
• The Duke of Cambridge showed his son the inner workings of a Squirrel helicopter and cockpit of a Red Arrow Hawk
• Show includes celebrations to mark 75th anniversary of RAF Air Cadets, of which Kate is Honorary Air Commandant 
• Family chatted to Carol Vorderman, cadet ambassador, who said it was 'fantastic' to meet Kate, William and George 
• Prince George stole the show today as he joined his parents for a fun day out at a military air show - but the normally impeccably-behaved youngster could be seen throwing something of a tantrum shortly after his arrival. 
  The young Prince looked adorable in navy shorts and a white T-shirt with his customary Start Rite shoes as he arrived at the Royal International Air Tattoo in Gloucestershire with his parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
  The trip was the first time George, who turns three in two weeks, has joined his parents on an official engagement in the UK. 
  However, not long after the family made their way to the show the two-year-old was swept up into his mother's arms after he began crying. 
• The little Prince was lifted into one of the Red Arrows as his father and a member of the aerobatic team helped him inside
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  Prince George can be seen sitting in the pilot's seat of the aircraft while The Duke of Cambridge peered in as the crew member showed him the plane's gadgets 
  
  Prince George walks towards a Squirrel helicopter holding his father's hand at today's Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford
  Prince William could be seen gently speaking to his son as little George eagerly looked on at the black helicopter
  But after a teary arrival, Prince George was soon back to his well-behaved self, as his father showed him around the helicopters and aircraft on display. 

  Kate, wearing a blue Stella McCartney dress, black jacket and nude heels, put on a gold hairband after stepping on to the blustery airfield.

  She is patron of the Air Cadet Organisation, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary, and met cadets who have spent the past week erecting tents for the Gloucestershire event.