The Red Arrows are set to soar through the skies of Cambridgeshire this weekend as they make their way to the Duxford Summer Air Show. The iconic dis
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The Red Arrows, formally known as the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, are the public face of the Royal Air Force and have been thrilling crowds with their daring aerial displays since 1965. The team is made up of nine pilots and their distinctive red Hawk T1 jets, and they are renowned for their precision flying and intricate formations.
On Saturday, the Red Arrows will take off from Newquay at 5.30pm and will fly via Padstow, Trowbridge, Shipton, and Thurleigh. They are set to fly west of Willingham at 6.09pm and will arrive in Marham at 6.14pm. They will then take part in the Duxford Summer Air Show on Sunday (June 25) and will also be performing a flypast over Crowland, near Peterborough.
The timings and route may change due to weather or other requirements, so if you spot the Red Arrows as they fly past, you can send in your photographs to [email protected].
The Duxford Summer Air Show is one of the biggest events of its kind in the UK and will feature a stunning display of aerial acrobatics from the Red Arrows, as well as aircraft from the Imperial War Museum Duxford's collection, including Spitfires and Hurricanes.
The show will also feature performances from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, the Blades aerobatic team, and the Yakovlevs display team. There will also be a host of static aircraft on display, including a Vulcan Bomber, a B-17 Flying Fortress, and a P-51 Mustang.
The Red Arrows' flypast and the Duxford Summer Air Show are sure to be a great spectacle and a fantastic opportunity to see the iconic display team in action. So make sure you don't miss out and keep your eyes peeled for the Red Arrows as they soar through the skies of Cambridgeshire this weekend.
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Red Arrows to Fly Over Cambridgeshire This Weekend Ahead of Duxford Summer Air Show
