The Red Arrows will be flying over Wiltshire this weekend – and here’s where to spot them.
The world-famous aerobatic display team will be flying over Wiltshire as part of its journey to Exeter Airport on Friday, May 29.
According to Military Airshows , the team is scheduled take off from RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire at 1.48pm and make its way southwest.
By 2.09pm, the team is scheduled to be over Oxfordshire while flying over Charlbury, before entering Wiltshire after passing Lambourn at 2.12pm.
The team is set to fly over Lyneham at 2.15pm; Chittoe, near Melksham, at 2.16pm; and within the vicinity of Bradford on Avon at 2.17pm.
According to the online schedule, the team will land at Exeter Airport at 2.30pm, before the Torbay display, set to begin at 6.30pm.
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The following day, Saturday, May 30, the Red Arrows will leave Exeter for the Midlands Air Festival Display.
They are scheduled to take off from Exeter Airport at 2.41pm, and will head north, passing over Winsley, near Bradford on Avon, at 2.42pm.
The team will then pass south east of Quemerford, Calne, at 2.45pm, before reaching their East Midlands Airport destination at 3.03pm.
The Midlands Air Festival Display will see them take off at 5.48pm later on Saturday.
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