Essex was lucky enough to see the Red Arrows as part of the VE Day celebrations. And they will be returning for another big ...

The Red Arrows have shared some of their favorite training photos ahead of their display season. The RAF’s formation flying ...

The Red Arrows are the RAF's aerobatic display team, operating nimble Hawk T1 jets. The aircraft will take off from RAF stations around the UK, joining holding patterns around south-east England ...

Planes will not be allowed to enter the Red Arrows’ airspace, meaning they are barred from entering those areas at certain times. Those times include: The incredible squad will be launching ...

There would be a strong reaction from the public.” Since being set up in 1954, The Red Arrows have flown British-made aircraft — first the Folland Gnat and then the BAE Hawk. Predecessors the ...

Here’s how you can bid for two retired RAF Red Arrows aircraft ahead of their public auction next month. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The News, you can get unlimited access to the ...

Cpl Bayliss died from smoke inhalation after the aircraft hit the ground. The Red Arrows display team jet crashed at RAF Valley on Anglesey in March 2018 Ms Sutherland highlighted that the MoD ...

A Red Arrows pilot was seen ejecting from his plane a moment before it burst into a “ball of flames”, killing his engineer colleague, an inquest has heard. Corporal Jonathan Bayliss ...

A British firm is set to strike a deal that will see it design and develop a replacement for the Red Arrows' aircrafts. Suffolk-based Aeralis was given £200,000 by the RAF to develop a ...

Aircraft used by the world famous Red Arrows could use more environmentally friendly smoke in future displays. The Lincolnshire-based aerobatic team is seeking a "greener" alternative to its red ...

Just several weeks after the design for a Red Arrows plane was submitted it became one of the most popular on the site, attracting nearly 10,000 likes. The design includes two pilots who are ...

Still flying in formation but just seconds from disaster, this is the doomed Red Arrows jet – captured with a mysterious flash of light beneath it. The image was taken by a plane spotter below ...