Startling images of the iconic Red Arrows in a new formation have been revealed for the first time - the RAF said the ...

The Red Arrows will fly with fewer aircraft for most of their displays as the RAF seeks to preserve the famous aerobatics ...

The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team (RAFAT), or the Red Arrows, will downsize from nine jets to seven jets for most displays until at least 2030 in a conscious effort to conserve spares and flight ...

The Hawk T1 jet, as used by the Red Arrows, will go out of service in 2030 A British aerospace company that was developing a replacement for the famous Red Arrows fighter jet has gone into ...

The Royal Air Force’s (RAF’s) Red Arrows are performing the team’s first aerobatic displays with their BAE Systems Hawk T1s using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supplied by Power Electrics.

Nine former Red Arrows daredevils have joined forces to call on Labour to keep the iconic display team flying British planes. The ex-pilots say the jets flown by the Red Arrows must “symbolise British ...