Red Arrows to fly near parts of Nottinghamshire on Monday - exact route and timings
The famous red jets will be conducting rehearsals ahead of the summer 2026 season
Residents in parts of eastern Nottinghamshire will be able to catch a glimpse of the famous Red Arrows today (Monday, March 16).
Ahead of the summer 2026 season, the iconic red jets will be conducting rehearsals in the skies above Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire.
Formed in 1964, the Red Arrows have been a mainstay at UK air festivals for decades and appeared at 40 events across the country last year.
While the team’s summer 2026 schedule has not yet been confirmed, thousands of spectators across the country will once again be hoping to enjoy one of their displays.
Exact route for the Red Arrows on Monday, March 16
Earlier this morning the Red Arrows will transited from their base at RAF Waddington to RAF Coningsby.
They will perform a flying display rehearsal at RAF Coningsby before returning home to RAF Waddington.
According to Military Airshows, the jets will depart RAF Conningsby at 12.30pm.
Between 12.30pm and 12.53pm, the team will conduct a rehearsal in the vicinity of RAF Coningsby, before returning to RAF Waddington.
Once the rehearsal is complete, the aircraft will then fly immediately east in the direction of Skegness, before heading north towards the Lincolnshire Wolds.
At 12.59pm, the aircraft will fly west over Market Rasen, before making a sharp left turn to take them over Lincoln and back to Waddington.
Landing at RAF Waddington is scheduled for 1.05pm.