On Friday, September 8th, the iconic Red Arrows are scheduled to make a remarkable journey from RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire to Blackpool Airport.
Departing at 4 pm, they will embark on a thrilling flight path that promises to offer glimpses of their breathtaking aerial performance to observers in Yorkshire.
The Red Arrows will commence their flight by heading towards the Peak District, passing over Glossop en route to Oldham.
Their trajectory will lead them northward, approaching Glossop near Manchester at approximately 4:13 pm before proceeding towards Yorkshire.
Around 4:14 pm, the Red Arrows will make a captivating pass near Marsden before altering their course westward toward Manchester.
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Continuing their exhilarating journey, the jets will soar over various locations, including Denshaw, Newhey, south of Rochdale town center, Heywood, Bury town centtre, Harwood, north of Bolton town centre, Smithy Bridge, Horwich, Blackrod, Worthington, Standish, Shevington, and Parbold, before veering towards Skelmersdale and ultimately reaching Liverpool.
The thrilling journey of the Red Arrows will culminate as they touch down at their final destination, Blackpool Airport, at precisely 4:29 pm on September 8. For a detailed route map, please refer to the map provided here.
Check out all the timings below:
- RAF Waddington – 4pm
- North East of North Scarle – 4.02pm
- North of Ashbourne – 4.08pm
- Vicinity of Buxton – 4.11pm
- East of Glossop – 4:13pm
- South of Marsden – 4:14pm
- East of Denshaw -4:15pm
- Flypast Rochdale – 4:16pm
- East of Burscough – 4:19pm
- North West of Rainford – 4:20pm
- Flypast Prescot – 4:21pm
- East of Liverpool Airport – 4:22pm
- West of Liverpool Airport – 4:23pm
- West of Formby – 4:25pm
- West over Irish Sea – 4:27pm
- Blackpool Airport – 4:29pm
Should you happen to witness the Red Arrows gracing the Yorkshire skies, please do not hesitate to share your experience with us!
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