Has Prince William done anything since he was a passenger for the Air ambulance? has he officially retired from working?

He was a pretend pilot for the Air Ambulance and they get paid by the NHS so he was still taking tax payers money. Public donations are just for the upkeep of the helicopters. He's a lazy parasite like the rest of them.

Yesterday he was standing in for the Queen which he does on a regular basis.

he probably does charity work like the other royals. he will be king one day. Hopefully he helps catherine with the kids.

William was a PILOT for the air ambulance, not a passenger.

He is an official working royal--military appointments, diplomatic duties, charitable, medical, education foundation work, assisting the Queen:

https://www.royal.uk/the-duke-of-cambridge

100 Women in Finance

Website: www.100women.org

100 Women in Finance is a global not for profit association which aims to empower women in the industry through educational, peer engagement and philanthropic initiatives. As part of their UK philanthropic efforts, since 2010, 100WF has worked with the Charities Forum of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry to support one of the Forum's charities each year.

100WF runs a global initiative which aims to inspire the next generation of young women to explore at a career in the financial sector. HRH The Countess of Wessex is Global Ambassador of this initiative.

Region: UK-wide

Members of the Royal Family:

The Countess of Wessex, Global Ambassador

The Duke of Cambridge, Patron

The Duchess of Cambridge, Patron

Automobile Association

Website: www.theaa.com

Club for drivers, providing insurance and other motoring services.

Region: UK-wide

Members of the Royal Family:

The Duke of Edinburgh, Hon Life Member & Ex Officio Committee Member

The Duke of Cambridge, Honorary Life Member

Centrepoint

Website: www.centrepoint.org.uk

National charity providing accommodation and support for socially excluded, homeless young people.

Region: UK-wide

Members of the Royal Family:

The Duke of Cambridge, Patron

Child Bereavement UK

Website: www.childbereavementuk.org

Offer support to children and families who have been bereaved.

Region: UK-wide

Members of the Royal Family:

The Duke of Cambridge, Royal Patron

English Schools Swimming Association

Website: www.essa-schoolsswimming.com

Encourage school children to learn to swim and compete at several levels - for their school, their district and their country.

Region: UK (England)

Members of the Royal Family:

The Duke of Cambridge, Patron

Gloucestershire County Cricket Club

SPORT, CRICKET,

Region: UK (England)

Members of the Royal Family:

The Duke of Cambridge, Honorary Members

The Duke of Sussex, Honorary Members

Henry van Straubenzee Memorial Fund

Aims to lift children out of poverty through education. Funds are directed to projects in south-east region of Uganda.

Region: International

Members of the Royal Family:

The Duke of Cambridge, Joint Patrons

The Duke of Sussex, Joint Patrons

Honourable Society Of The Middle Temple, The

Website: www.middletemple.org.uk

Middle Temple is one of the four Inns of Court which have the exclusive right to Call students to the Bar. The education and training of advocates lie at the heart of the Inn, but we are also a professional society for our membership worldwide; and we maintain a heritage estate in central London housing chambers from which barristers practise.

Region: UK (England)

Members of the Royal Family:

The Duke of Cambridge, Royal Master Of The Bench

International Festival for Business (IFB)

Website: hWWW.internationalbusinessfestival.com

The core purpose of International Festival for Business is to help participating companies increase international trade and reinforce the UK’s position as the home of international business.

Region: UK (England)

Members of the Royal Family:

The Duke of Cambridge, Patron

Irish Guards

Website: www.army.mod.uk

Infantry regiment of the Foot Guards of the British Army.

Region: UK-wide

Members of the Royal Family:

The Duke of Cambridge, Colonel

Her Majesty The Queen, Colonel-in-Chief

Go to the link to see ALL.

Supporting the Queen:

https://www.royal.uk/the-duke-of-cambridge

I hate to be the one to tell you, but he wasn't a passenger for the Air Ambulance. He was a pilot and a very skilled one at that, as Air Ambulance pilots have to be. Plus there was the fact that while working as an Air Ambulance pilot he donated all his wages to charity.

Sure. He's done lots of things. He's gotten married. He's had children. He heads up a number of charities and foundations. On top of that, he's got all his responsibilities as member of the Royal Family, which is full-time. His appearance schedule alone consumes much of his day most days. That's all actually a lot. Putting these things together, the demands on his time are well more than most people's. Even I can see that all the way over here from the other side of the pond—never mind the enormous toll being constantly under the microscope of public scrutiny and in the lens of paps takes on him, and has taken.

You know, I can understand Brits feeling like the Monarchy is vestigial and should be done away with, but I can't understand personally disparaging someone who devotes his entire life—his entire identity and self even—to this all-consuming role that he never asked for but only happened into by circumstance of his birth. He doesn't cry 'poor little rich boy', nor should he, but that doesn't mean you're giving him a fair shake—as if you in his position would stand to do any better and wouldn't only stand to do worse, even far worse.

IMHO, Brits should piss or get off the pot. Do away with the monarchy if you're going to do away with it. Otherwise, pipe down. This endless complaining, it's not becoming. All you do is paint the British people as horribly tedious and wholly ineffectual.

He didn't do anything when he was in the air ambulance. It's akin to North Korea pretending to win the world cup.