The world-famous Red Arrows will fly over Oxfordshire today and tomorrow on the way to various air shows across the country.
The Red Arrows fly distinctive Hawk-fast jets and are well-known for their incredible displays which showcase speed, agility and precision.
If you are keen to spot the team in the skies then you are in luck, they will pass over the county tomorrow (July 16) and Sunday (July 17).
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Read below to see the route and where you can spot the Red Arrows:
Saturday (July 16)
The team will fly over Oxfordshire was part of a flypast and display at RAF Fairford for the Royal International Air Tattoo.
The Red Arrows will fly above Wantage as part of the route, as well as several surrounding villages.
The route:
- Fairford – 10.23am
- Swindon – 10.25am
- Wantage – 10.27am
- Longworth – 10.28am
- Buckland – 10.38
- Clanfield – 10.39
- Fairford – 10.41am
- South Cerney – 10.42am
- Malmesbury – 10.43am
- Wroughton – 10.45am
- Swindon – 10.46am
- Fairford – 10.47am
- Aldswroth – 11.15am
- Fairford – 11.16am
Sunday (July 17)
The team will fly over Oxfordshire was part of a flypast and display at RAF Fairford for the Royal International Air Tattoo.
The Red Arrows will fly above several villages near Kingston Bagpuzie
The route:
- Fairford – 10.24am
- Longworth – 10.26am
- Littleworth – 10.39am
- Kelmscott – 10.40am
- Fairford – 10.41am
- South Cerney – 10.42am
- South Cerney – 10.43am
- Fairford – 10.44am
- Watchfield – 10.47am
- Swindon – 10.48am
- Swindon – 10.49am
- Fairford – 10.51am
- Alsworth – 11.14am
- Fairford – 11.15am
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This story was written by Sophie Perry. She joined the team in 2021 as a digital reporter.
You can get in touch with her by emailing: sophie.perry@newsquest.co.uk
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