When will the Red Arrows be out on display again in 2025? Full flyover schedule

Where the Red Arrows fly,they emit special red,white and blue vapour known as the smoke.

While giving a stellar show to the audience,it is used by pilots to judge wind speed and direction and to find each other for formation again after flying several miles apart.

Keeping the Red Arrows flying is known as the ‘Circus’ as each plane requires a team of technicians to keep it flying.

The team comprises 11 pilots,100 engineers and support staff.

Anyone dreaming of becoming a Red Arrow pilot needs to have a minimum of 1,500 flying hours under their belt,have completed a frontline,operational tour and be assessed above average as a pilot.

The pilot hopefuls are then put through a gruelling flying test and interviews.

Where are the Red Arrows based?

The home of the Red Arrows,aptly nicknamed ‘The Reds,’ is at the RAF Waddington base in Lincolnshire.

The arrows moved there in late 2022 after 40 years at RAF Scampton.

In case you didn’t catch the Red Arrows in London this year,you can find all the landmarks that will be illuminated in red,white and blue tonight here.