The US President will arrive in the UK on September 16

US President Donald Trump will receive a flypast from the Red Arrows and F-35 Lightnings to mark his state visit to the UK.

Mr Trump will arrive in the UK on Tuesday (September 16) for a three-day state visit, which will not include any public-facing elements.

On Wednesday (September 17), Mr Trump’s engagements will include a grand state banquet on Windsor Castle’s east lawn.

This will be preceded by a flypast from the Red Arrows and F-35 Lightnings.

Red Arrows route over Windsor Castle on Wednesday, September 17

The route that the Red Arrows will take to and from Windsor Castle on Wednesday has now been confirmed.

According to Military Airshows, the iconic RAF display team will be visible west of March, Cambridgeshire, at 4.29pm on Wednesday afternoon.

They will then head south towards Essex, passing a few miles west of Stansted at 4.37pm.

The jets are due to fly over Hertford at 4.39pm, before making their way to west London.

At 4.43pm the Hawk T1A aircraft will fly directly over Hounslow and Heathrow Airport.

The jets will reach Windsor Castle at 4.45pm, before continuing their journey west.

All timings are subject to change due to weather conditions and other factors.