Prince Harry and Meghan fly commercial again as they land in Sydney for last stop of their whirlwind visit

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have landed in Sydney for the last stop of their whirlwind visit to Australia.

The couple surprised many when they flew into the country from their home in Los Angeles on a commercial flight and they've continued that when travelling interstate.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex walked off a Qantas flight on the tarmac at Sydney Airport on Thursday night, appearing to have come straight from the InterEdge Summit in Melbourne, which Harry spoke at earlier in the day.

Harry was dressed in a suit, while Meghan's heels could be seen peeking out of her black wide-legged trousers, which were mostly covered by a full-length coat.

The couple will spend the last day of their four-day trip to Australia in Sydney after attending a number of engagements in Melbourne and Canberra since arriving into the country on Tuesday.

Friday will see Harry take to Sydney Harbour in a boat ride to celebrate his beloved Invictus Games as the Australian arm of the international sporting event hopes to bring the games back to our shores in 2031.

It was the 2018 Invictus Games that spurred Harry and Meghan's first official visit to our shores as a newly married couple and senior working members of the royal family.

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Within hours of arriving in Sydney the couple announced they were expecting their first child.

However, since leaving their roles in the British royal family in 2020, the couple have reflected on that trip as the catalyst for their decision to quit The Firm.

But today should be a time to create happier memories and really test their privately funded business model for their new life, as Meghan headlines the Her Best Life Retreat, dubbed the ultimate girls' retreat.

The event is being run by podcast host Gemma O'Neill and is being held in Coogee, with tickets starting at $2699, while a VIP experience costs $3199. Unsurprisingly with those figures, the event hasn't sold out.

After a speech and an appearance at the gala dinner, Meghan will join Harry at Allianz Stadium, where he will be watching the NSW Waratahs take on Moana Pasifika in the rugby.

The couple will then return back to their home in Montecito and their children Prince Archie, six, and Princess Lilibet, four.

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