Catch the Red Arrows Over Sussex Skies
This weekend, the skies of Sussex will be graced by the thrilling spectacle of the Red Arrows. As part of their transit route from Exeter Airport to RAF Mildenhall, the iconic aerobatic team will soar over our county, offering locals a chance to witness their awe-inspiring display.
The Red Arrows, renowned for their precision and breathtaking formations, have already charmed Sussex residents thrice last month during the Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Eastbourne International Airshow. Now, they are set to dazzle us once more.
When and Where to Watch
The Red Arrows will take off from Exeter at 10:40 am, heading towards East Wittering by 10:58 am. Their flight path will weave through Sussex, passing over Chichester, Arundel, and Steyning, before soaring over Uckfield and Heathfield. They'll then head north past Mayfield and Wadhurst, crossing into Kent.
Timings to Note:
- Exeter: 10:40 am
- East Wittering: 10:58 am
- Slindon: 11:01 am
- Burpham: 11:02 am
- Steyning: 11:03 am
- Heathfield: 11:06 am
Do remember, these timings are subject to change due to weather or operational requirements.
Meet the Red Arrows
Part of the RAF, the Red Arrows are celebrated as one of the world's premier aerobatic display teams. Flying distinctive red Hawk fast-jets, the team comprises skilled pilots, engineers, and support staff, all with frontline experience. Since 1965, they've captivated audiences worldwide with their signature Diamond Nine formation.
Whether you're a long-time fan or a first-time viewer, don't miss this chance to see the Red Arrows in action. And if you're considering a move to this vibrant area, we at Burnett's are here to help you find your perfect home amidst the charm of Sussex.
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