107K views · 3.1K reactions | The Red Arrows heading to the festival: Here’s Red 7’s view of the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team’s arrival for a display at the Isle of Wight Festival today. #IsleofWightfestival #RedArrows | RAF Red Arrows | Facebook

How do you become a member of The Virtual Red Arrows? Take a look at this behind the scenes video and find out! You can see the team perform their display next weekend (18-19 July) at the Virtual Air Tattoo, which is being streamed ONLY on our official YouTube and Facebook accounts. | The Royal International Air Tattoo

Today the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team was given official approval to display for 2018. Take a look at this video to learn more about the Red Arrows' pre-season training. | RAF Red Arrows

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Red Arrows’ first display in 1965, they’ve been featured on a UK 50p for the very first time! In June 2024, we were lucky enough to interview Red Arrows Pilot Graeme Muscat at the start of the Red Arrows’ 60th Diamond display season. Watch to find out what it takes to become a Red Arrows pilot and what it’s like to fly a Hawk T1. Secure your 2025 UK Red Arrows 50p: www.changechecker.org/RedArrowsFB | Change Checker

The Red Arrows flyby over Heathrow Airport #redarrows #planespotting #RAF #pilot | Airliner Videos

28K views · 1.6K reactions | What does it feel like to become a Red Arrows pilot for the very first time? Hear from Red 3, Flight Lieutenant Dan Lowes on achieving a career ambition. | RAF Red Arrows | Facebook

📢 Let’s hear from Red 1 on what marks the final day of the 2025 display season. 🔴 From May to October, the Red Arrows have displayed 56 times for the public in the 61st season. ⚪️ There have been 15 high-profile flypasts. 🔵 Four mixed formations with other aircraft, including with the RAF’s new E-7 Wedgetail. 🔴 Visited 12 countries, including Montenegro for the first time. ⚪️ Made world history as the only national aerobatic team using a combination of sustainable fuels. 🔵 Met tens of thous

743 reactions · 66 shares | The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team has flown two types of jet in its history - the Folland Gnat and the BAE Systems Hawk T1. Learn more about our aircraft in our latest animated infographic. | RAF Red Arrows | Facebook

140K views · 891 shares | The Red Arrows has revealed the first...