The legendary Red Arrows will doing flypasts this weekend - here's when you can see them in Cleethorpes and Marston

Craig Jones

28 June 2024 at 10:34 am·2-min read

The legendary Red Arrows will be in our skies tomorrow and here’s where you might well be able to see them.

This year is the 60th anniversary of the famous planes. The legendary RAF display planes are known for their colourful acrobatics in the air.

On Saturday, June 29 they will be in the air across the north of England. They are playing a starring role in Armed Forces Day festivities.

Armed Forces Day is a chance to show support for those who make up the Armed Forces community. From currently serving troops to Service families, veterans and cadets everyone with a connection is honoured.

You can take a scroll below to see where the iconic Red Arrows will be doing flypasts on Saturday, June 29.

12.57pm - Rushden Flypast
1pm - Shuttleworth Festival of Flight Display
1.35pm - Long Bennington Flypast
4.20pm - Cleethorpes Armed Forces' Weekend Display
7.05pm Marston Flypast
7.17pm - Banbury Flypast

You can find out about Scarborough's Armed Forces Day festivities here and what is planned in Leeds here.

You can find the latest events news in Yorkshire and nearby by visiting our What's On homepage. There you can also find days out guides for things to do across the region.

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