RAF Red Arrows
Tracker

Why this site exists. The aim is to bring fragmented public aviation information together in one place to help enthusiasts and the public better understand when the Red Arrows may be operating nearby and increase the chance of catching a glimpse even outside of displays.

Transit routes are not displays — and are not flypasts. A transit is the team routing from A to B between events. The aircraft may be at high altitude, on a different track than published, or completely invisible from the ground. There is no low-level pass, no smoke, no formation break. Sightings are never guaranteed.

Everything here can change — at any time. Routes and timings are based on official schedules, UK NOTAM-derived context, and public updates, but may be altered at short notice due to operational or weather considerations — sometimes while the aircraft are already airborne — and may not be reflected here.

Use this as a rough indicator, not a guarantee. Plan loosely around what you see here — do not make firm travel commitments based on this site alone. Information is provided in good faith but nothing is confirmed.

This is not a live tracker. For live aircraft positions once airborne, use FlightRadar24 or ADS-B Exchange.

For confirmed public events, always check the official Red Arrows website. Confirmed displays and flypasts are the only reliable way to see the team perform.

Please do not contact the Red Arrows team based on anything you see here. If a transit did not go as expected, a route changed, or you did not see them, that is normal for operational flying. The RAF team have no involvement with this fan site and should not be contacted about it. Information is provided as-is, without warranty or guarantee of accuracy or currency.