THE Red Arrows have been given a makeover to celebrate their 50th display season. The jets have retained their famous red and white fuselage but have been given a striking new tail design. The ...

The Red Arrows are the Royal Air Force's (RAF) aerobatic team. The flying display team demonstrates to the public how skilled RAF pilots are, showing off the teams speed and agility.

The British Royal Air Force’s “Red Arrows” aerobatic team trailed white smoke over Glastonbury music festival because they ...

There are nine Hawk T1 jets in the Red Arrows team, and at each event the team leader can choose one of three types of display - full, rolling or flat - depending on the cloud conditions on the day.

Members of the team, according to The Sun, are said to “hate each other” in what is considered the worst morale crisis since the Red Arrows were created in 1964.

For the first time ever during a display, the RAF Red Arrows will fuel their jets with Sustainable Aviation Fuel at 2025’s ...

The team is based at RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire. The Red Arrows had flown nearly 5,000 displays in 57 countries by the beginning of 2024 in what was the team's 60th season.

The Red Arrows are the UK Royal Air Force's team of skilled display pilots. Find out all you need to know about them here. ... the colours of the Union Flag. In May, ...