Swindonians can witness the Red Arrows flyover this afternoon on their way to Exeter before they head off to take part in an airshow on the South Coast.
The Red Arrows travelled from RAF Fairford to Alcester this morning, before taking part in the Midlands Air festival returning to Gloucestershire at 12:30. They will be staying put for a few hours before heading off to Devon.
Make sure to keep an eye out for the precise timings of their fly-by moments:
- Fairford: The Red Arrows will depart the airbase at 2.45pm.
- Swindon: Catch the Red Arrows soaring above just minutes later 2.47pm.
After the mesmerising fly-by, the Red Arrows will continue their journey towards Basingstoke before turning West, heading towards the Exeter Airport where they will rest up for a couple of hours before performing at the Torbay Airshow today and also tomorrow.
Don’t miss this opportunity to witness the Red Arrows in action, showcasing their extraordinary skills across Swindon’s sky.
What are the Red Arrows?
The renowned Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team formed in 1964, these nine red jets have become an iconic symbol of precision and artistry in the skies.
The Red Arrows’ breathtaking displays have turned into must-see events, gracing national commemorations with their thrilling flypasts. As they soar through the air, their perfectly synchronised formation flying and daring manoeuvres leave audiences in awe.
Keep your eyes peeled for the stunning visuals as they streak across the sky, leaving trails of vibrant red, white, and blue smoke in their wake. These patriotic colors add an extra touch of grandeur to their already spectacular performances.
Get ready to be swept away by the sheer talent and precision of the Red Arrows as they take to the skies and leave you in awe of their breathtaking aerobatics!
