Full Red Arrows flight route as planes to fly over UK today
Nine of the Hawk T1 aircraft will take part in the flypast which will see the arrows swoop over Woolwich Barracks in London.
www.express.co.ukI don’t have real-time tracking access right now, but I can point you to reliable sources for today’s Red Arrows flight path and live sightings.
Where to check today
- Official and reputable live-tracking pages often publish up-to-the-minute routes and flyover times. Look for sections labeled Live Tracking, Flight Path, or Flypast Map on these sites. They typically show a moving map with current position, altitude, and estimated times for upcoming passes.[1][3]
- News outlets and aviation sites often publish the day’s route when a major display or public flypast is scheduled. Check for the latest article or page that lists times and locations (e.g., city-by-city timings and viewing spots).[2][4]
- Local event pages or airshow listings for your area (Vilnius, LT, or nearby regions) may host or link to updated tracking for any relevant international appearances or public displays.[5][7]
Tips to spot them safely today
- Carry a viewer’s ETA: note the approximate times they’re scheduled to pass specific landmarks or regions; then set a couple of alert points on a flight-tracking page if available.
- Choose elevated or open-viewing spots away from dense urban canyons for better visibility.
- Expect weather impacts: clouds or mist can shift visibility windows, so check the latest updates close to your viewing window.
If you’d like, tell me your closest city or viewing preference (e.g., high-visibility area near a coastline, parkland, or city center), and I can tailor a simple, time-focused viewing plan using typical Red Arrows pass patterns.