RAF Red Arrows
Tracker

Formation routes, display locations, flypasts and transit timings — compiled from NOTAM data, airshow schedules and official Red Arrows updates. Indicative only — not real-time tracking.

📍 Display Locations 🗺 Formation Routes ⏱ NOTAM Timings 📅 2026 Schedule
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Helping you see the Red Arrows before they take off
This is a personal fan site — not a live tracker. We use NOTAM data and event information to give you advance notice of where the Red Arrows may be routing and displaying, often days before the event — though routes and timings can change at any time and nothing here is guaranteed. Use it to plan where to be, not to make firm commitments. For live aircraft positions once airborne, FlightRadar24 and ADS-B Exchange are your friends. For personal use only — not for flight planning.
✈ Today's Red Arrows Displays Saturday 30th May 2026
✈ Display English Riviera Airshow 📍 Torbay
Seafront display over Tor Bay, Devon
✈ Display Midlands Air Festival
Ragley Hall Estate, Alcester, Warwickshire
📅 Displays Coming Up in the Next 7 Days

The Red Arrows are currently displaying. Here's what's coming up:

  • Midlands Air Festival begins today and runs through Sunday 31st May.
  • Isle of Man TT Races — Thursday 4th June.
  • Gassed On Track, Silverstone — Saturday 6th June.
View the full 2026 schedule →
Red Arrows formation route tracker map

Display & Route Tracker

Live NOTAM-based display locations, formation routes, waypoints and timings — with interactive maps for every confirmed event.

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Red Arrows live tracking on FlightRadar24

Live Tracking Guide

How to spot and follow the Red Arrows in real time — the best apps, websites and tips for tracking their jets live.

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Red Arrows performing at a UK airshow

2026 Schedule

The full Red Arrows display season calendar — every confirmed airshow, flypast and overseas appearance for 2026.

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Red Arrows pilots and ground crew

Team & Circus 2026

Meet the 2026 pilots — Red 1 through Red 9 — plus the engineers and support staff who make every display happen.

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Red Arrows Hawk T1 jets in formation

The Aircraft

Everything about the BAE Systems Hawk T1 — the jet that has powered the Red Arrows since 1979, and its future replacement.

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Red Arrows on the ground at their home base

Bases

Where the Red Arrows are based — from RAF Scampton to RAF Waddington, and the story behind their home stations.

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Red Arrows nine aircraft in tight formation

FAQ

Answers to the most common questions about the Red Arrows — from how to see a display to how pilots are selected.

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Red Arrows Hawk jets at low level

History

Six decades of the Red Arrows — from their first display in 1965 to today, tracing the team's aircraft, pilots and milestones.

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Red Arrows in formation with coloured smoke

Photos

A gallery of Red Arrows photography — formation shots, displays, ground crew and behind-the-scenes images from across the seasons.

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Red Arrows display manoeuvres with smoke trails

Display Sequence

A guide to the 2026 display sequence — every manoeuvre, formation and role explained, from Concorde to the Enid.

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Red Arrows flying in tight formation

News

The latest Red Arrows news — season announcements, team changes, display updates and everything from the world of the Reds.

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Red Arrows display video footage

Videos

Watch the Red Arrows in action — display footage, onboard cameras, team interviews and highlights from across the seasons.

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About the RAF Red Arrows

The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team — the Red Arrows — has been performing since 1965, making it one of the world's most experienced display teams. Flying nine BAE Systems Hawk T1 jets, the team represents British excellence in aviation, precision and teamwork.

Each display season runs from late spring through early autumn, with appearances across the UK and overseas. This tracker uses UK NOTAM data (Notices to Airmen) — official airspace notifications published for other pilots — alongside airshow schedules and official Red Arrows social media updates to show where the team is flying, when displays are scheduled, and the routes they take.

Unofficial fan site — not affiliated with the RAF or Ministry of Defence. All times BST. Data is processed automatically and may not reflect last-minute changes. Not for use in flight planning.