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

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.

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

The Red Arrows are reportedly running out of jets, forcing the team to pick apart old planes for spare parts. The iconic fleet has been slashed from 26 working aircraft earlier this year to 17 ...

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.

The Red Arrows celebrated their 60th display season last year and completed a tour across Canada. Display pilots on the team have all flown operationally for the RAF .

The world-famous Red Arrows are set to fly over parts of Lancashire this weekend, and here's how you can catch a glimpse of the rare spectacle. The aerobatic team made the journey from their RAF ...

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, ...

THE Red Arrows are running out of aircraft, The Sun can reveal. The legendary RAF team has 13 working jets and may be down to six by 2028, which would end their trademark “diamond nine” display.