Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in the air frightened by a private jet of £ 40 million "struck by lightning"

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were involved in an aerial alert when a private jet of £ 40 million in which they found themselves was struck by lightning, it was reported.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were attending a party in Amsterdam last month when the committed Dassault Falcon 7X was hit, according to Sunday's Mail.

A lightning bolt would have struck the cone before, barely avoiding the aircraft's navigation equipment and sending 30 million arches across the fuselage.

Despite the fear, the plane was able to land safely at Schiphol Airport.

But he has been stuck for more than a week for repairs and security checks, according to airport sources.

The Royal Couple was from London's Oxford Airport on September 21 for a three-day celebration celebrating the launch of the last outpost of Soho House in Amsterdam.

Famous actors like Douglas Booth, Eddie Redmayne and Jenna Coleman, linked to Prince Harry before his marriage to Meghan, joined them.

Guests such as Michael McIntyre, Fran Cutler and Nick Grimshaw were offered a long weekend of "meals, drinks, nap, dance, boats and motorcycles".

Lily Cole, Ella Eyre, Stanley Tucci and Richard Bacon, who spent several days in a coma this summer after contracting pneumonia, were also present to mark the opening of the building.

A spokesman for Buckingham Palace declined to comment.