Are the Red Arrows Flying in Exeter Today?
Exeter sits at the gateway to the south Devon coast, on transit routes toward Torbay, Sidmouth and the far south-west. Its position in the Exe valley means transits to coastal airshows frequently pass nearby.
Red Arrows near Exeter — today
Not today. The next scheduled activity within range of Exeter is Friday 28 August 2026 — Sidmouth Regatta and Airshow.
Later in the season
- 28 Aug 2026 — Sidmouth Regatta and Airshow
Seeing the Red Arrows around Exeter
Transits toward the English Riviera Airshow in Torbay and Sidmouth Regatta events routinely route through the Exeter area.
Common viewing spots
Haldon Hill and the ridges above the Exe estuary give wide views toward the coast. The esplanade at Exmouth, where the Exe meets the sea, provides a panoramic coastal viewpoint.
📍 Transit corridor; Torbay is about 20 miles south.
Recent activity near Exeter
- 30 May 2026 — Transit & display — English Riviera Airshow (11:45–12:28 BST)- - View route & map in tracker →
- 30 May 2026 — Formation transit — (14:41–15:03 BST)- - View route & map in tracker →
- 29 May 2026 — Formation transit — (13:48–14:30 BST)- - View route & map in tracker →
- 29 May 2026 — Transit & display — English Riviera Airshow (18:30–19:13 BST)- - View route & map in tracker →
- 23 Aug 2025 — Formation transit — (10:40–11:29 BST)- - View route & map in tracker →
⚠ Proximity note: These entries are shown because a transit route or display area
fell within approximately 18 nautical miles of Exeter.
This does not mean the Red Arrows were visible from Exeter — transit routes
may be at altitude and can follow a different track to the one published.