George Clooney looked in good spirits as he boarded a private jet with glamorous wife Amal at Poznan airport in Poland on Wednesday. 

The Hollywood star, 65, cut a cool figure in a smart black suit which he layered over a coordinated plain T-shirt. 

George kept comfortable in a pair of shiny lace up shoes and opted for a pair of aviator sunglasses. 

The actor, who tied the knot with Amal in 2014, was ever the gentleman as he waited for her to board the private jet first. 

The human rights lawyer, 48, looked sensational in a long black coat which she layered over crisp white wide legged trousers. 

Amal, who headlined the Impact 2026 conference in the city, elevated her frame in a pair of towering black heels and toted a coordinated large handbag. 

Styling her long brunette tresses loose, Amal looked in high spirits as she completed her ensemble with a pair of sunglasses. 

The couple, who live at their farm in Provence, France with their eight-year-old twins, Ella and Alexander, were spotted chatting away ahead of taking off. 

It comes days after the couple brought a touch of glamour to the King's Trust Celebration at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Monday.

The glitzy event was to mark the 50th anniversary of the charity, with the likes of singer Rita Ora, actress Lily Collins, Ronnie and Sally Wood and Fearne Cotton also attending.

The King's Trust, formerly known as The Prince's Trust, helps those from disadvantaged communities and those facing adversity by supporting them to build the confidence and skills to live, learn and earn. 

Since the Trust was founded by The King, as Prince of Wales, in 1976 it has helped more than a million young people across the UK. 

King Charles wore a smart navy suit for the occasion and Queen Camilla cut a stylish figure in a purple lace dress as they arrived last.

Amal dazzled at the event, organised in partnership with TK Maxx, in a gorgeous sequin gown which she teamed with matching heels and a sleek bag.

George looked dapper by her side in a navy suit and looked every inch the Hollywood star in dark shades.