Fit to fly! Brooke Burke-Charvet covers up in black... but makes a feature of her bra as she wears her workout gear to catch a flight

When recovering from thyroid cancer, Brooke Burke-Charvet deemed exercise the best medicine.
And her passion for physical therapy is apparent not only in her amazing physique, but also her in-flight style.
Wanting to be comfortable for her flight out of Los Angeles on Wednesday, the 41-year-old wore an all-black ensemble that covered up her legs and arms and her brown hair in natural waves.

Subtle sexiness: Brooke Burke couldn't help revealing at least a little bit of skin for her flight with her husband, David Charvet as she caught a flight at LAX on Wednesday

She looked as if she were ready to take a dance class with her baggy cargo pants and studded wedge trainers.
But despite the conservative nature of the outfit, the back of the health buff’s travel attire was rather cheeky.
A large cut-out revealed the T-strap of a blue sports bra, leaving a large portion of her toned, tanned upper back exposed– perhaps a bit of a visual present for her husband, David Charvet, who was flying with her.
Known for her enviable body, Brooke will be featured in the April issue of Health magazine, in which she describes in full detail how diet and exercise helped her make a comeback after cancer.

Happy couple: Brooke beamed as she followed her husband throughout LAX

Helping hand: The Dancing With The Stars host had a tip in hand for the helpful man at LAX

'I was already eating healthy. But it really confirms how good I feel when I work out.
'After lying around for a few weeks, I was like, "Agh! I need to move. I need to sweat and get that adrenaline rush."
'It’s the best antidepressant.'
Dancing With The Stars host Brooke was talking to the magazine to promote her new fitness DVD, the 30 Day Slim Down.

The couple that dresses together, stays together: The similarly styled couple wore dark shades for their Wednesday flight

Smile of a survivor: Brooke beat the odds when she overcame a thyroid cancer scare in January