Red Arrows in North Wales - exact times and locations to see them on Sunday

The Red Arrows are flying over parts of North Wales this weekend. Best chance to see them will be on Anglesey but there will also be opportunities right across the region.

The RAF’s aerial acrobatic team will be arriving here fresh from performing stunning displays with France’s Patrouille de France in Normandy, France, to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

They will be gracing the skies above North Wales en route to RAF Valley, Anglesey, on Friday, June 7, for an evening display over the Isle of Man TT races. The team will then return to RAF Valley for an overnight stay.

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Onlookers will also be able to catch a glimpse of them over Gwynedd on Saturday. On Sunday, June 9 they are performing displays and flyovers just across the border, giving a chance to spot them near Wrexham.

Some businesses are offering prime viewing spots, such as this Anglesey campsite. Below are the exact times, according to Military Airshows in the UK, to see the Red Arrows in North Wales. The North Wales Live Whatsapp community for top stories and breaking news is live now - here’s how to sign up

Friday, June 7

Bournemouth to RAF Valley

• 4.10 pm: Bournemouth

• 4.25pm: South of Llanishen, Cardiff

• 4.36pm: North west of Darowen, Powys

• 4.40pm: South of Glasfryn, Corwen

• 4.46pm: Arrive at RAF Valley, Anglesey

Isle of Man TT display

• 7.10pm: Depart RAF Valley

• 7.16pm: North west of Llanerchymedd, Anglesey

• 7.30pm: Douglas display, Isle of Man

• 7.52pm: Over the sea

• 7.59pm: North of Almwch, Anglesey

• 8.02pm: Arrive back at RAF Valley

Saturday, June 8

The Red Arrows will depart RAF Valley at 11am on Saturday, June 8 before making their way over:

• 11.04am: Porthdinllaen, Gwynedd

• 11.08am: North west of Trawsfynydd, Gwynedd

• 11.15am: South east of Pontesbury, Shrewsbury

They will then head over to Worcester, Bletchley Park and Ramsey for flypasts throughout the day before returning to Bournemouth.

From there they will make their way back up to RAF Shawbury, near Shrewsbury, where they will arrive at 6.32pm.

Sunday, June 9

The Red Arrows will be based at RAF Shawbury overnight on Saturday. Sign up for the North Wales Live newsletter sent twice daily to your inbox

• 3.19pm: Depart RAF Shawbury

• 3.23pm: Passing west of Oswestry before briefly crossing the Welsh border

• 3.24pm: Flying over Ruabon

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