Blackpool Air Show is about two weeks away and the line up includes displays from the Red Arrows.
If you’re looking for something to do this summer, the two-day show could be the ideal family day out.
There are Red Arrows displays scheduled across the UK for 2022 and this year they'll be different.
Earlier in the year the official Red Arrows Twitter page shared a post which explains that instead of nine aircrafts being involved in the displays, there will be seven as two of the team members won’t be taking part this time around.
Pre-season training for the Red Arrows is well underway and the team is excited to be preparing for a summer full of great events. This year the team will display with a seven-aircraft formation, rather than nine – find out more here: https://t.co/soGHEeNabs pic.twitter.com/ecxCp00eFj
— Red Arrows (@rafredarrows) May 14, 2022
The Royal Air Force website confirms that the two Red Arrows members that are no longer part of the displays “have moved to other roles within the RAF.”
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When are the Red Arrows coming to Blackpool Air Show?
The Blackpool Air Show is taking place across two days – Saturday, August 13 and Sunday, August 14.
The Red Arrows and other aircraft will perform at the seafront, making the promenade an ideal spot to watch.
The weekend is set to be packed with lots of fun - as well as seeing aircraft in the sky, you’ll be able to visit the Air Show Village where there’ll be plenty of stalls and attractions as well as food.
More information about the Blackpool Air Show can be found via the Visit Blackpool website.
You can also see the Red Arrows at various locations throughout August and September and you can see the schedule via our explainer here.
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