Route tracker map, transit times and schedule for Rhyl display

The Red Arrows will continue their packed summer schedule on Sunday with a second display at Rhyl Airshow.

They have already delighted crowds at major events across the UK this summer, including Armed Forces Day, Trooping the Colour and the Royal International Air Tattoo – as well as the King’s coronation earlier in the year – and also performed on the first day of Rhyl Airshow on Saturday.

The team was forced to cancel scheduled displays at the Eastbourne Airshow in East Sussex and Cromer Carnival in Norfolk last week due to technical issues, but the problems have now been fixed.

Here’s how you can see the Red Arrows on Sunday, and their full calendar of events for the rest of summer.

What is the Red Arrows’ flight path today?

The Red Arrows will take off from Hawarden at 4.19pm ahead of the Rhyl display at 4.30pm.

They will return to Hawarden before making a transit back to their RAF Waddington base in the evening, arriving at 7.16pm

Here is their full itinerary for the day, complete with timings, coordinates and a map.

Rhyl Airshow display:

1. 531041N 0025840W HAWARDEN – 4.19pm
2. 530637N 0024929W SW OF TATTENHALL – 4.21pm
3. 525503N 0025859W E OF ST MARTINS – 4.23pm
4. 525527N 0031514W SW OF GLYN CEIRIOG – 4.25pm
5. 530241N 0032518W N OF MELIN-Y-WIG – 4.26pm
6. 530653N 0031755W VCY OF RHUTHUN – 4.27pm
7. 531430N 0032420W SE OF LLANELWY – 4.29pm
8. 531937N 0032929W RHYL AIRSHOW DISPLAY – 4.30pm
9. 532440N 0033424W OVERSEA – 4.53pm
10. 531041N 0025840W HAWARDEN – 4.57pm

Hawarden to RAF Waddington transit:

1. 531041N 0025840W HAWARDEN – 7.00pm
2. 530607N 0025002W E OF CHURTON – 7.02pm
3. 530428N 0022713W S OF CREWE – 7.04pm
4. 531016N 0012711W W OF CLAY CROSS – 7.10pm
5. 530958N 0003126W WADDINGTON – 7.16pm

When are the next Red Arrows displays?

Here are all the upcoming appearances from the Red Arrows:

August

• 26-27 August – Rhyl Airshow display
• 31 August – Bournemouth Air Festival display

September

• 1-3 September – Bournemouth Air Festival display
• 9 September – Southport Airshow display
• 9 September – Scottish International Ayr Show display
• 10 September – The Great North Run display
• 14 September – Jersey International Air display
• 14 September – Guernsey Air display
• 16-17 September – Duxford Battle of Britain Airshow

What are the Red Arrows?

The Red Arrows are the aerobatic display team of the RAF – officially known as the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team.

Formed in 1964, their flypasts have become must-see events, and the displays often grace major national commemorations.

Made up of nine red jets, they entertain crowds with their thrilling manoeuvres and perfect formation flying, often accompanied with red, white and blue smoke trailing behind them.

They were traditionally based at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire, but were relocated to RAF Waddington, in the same county, last year.