Red Arrows route: Here's when the display team will fly over Sussex on Saturday, August 23

Here’s when the Red Arrows will fly over Sussex this weekend.

The display team will fly through Sussex skies tomorrow (Saturday, August 23) on their journey from Exeter Airport to RAF Mildenhall.

The Red Arrows at Airbourne. Photo: Jon Rigbyplaceholder image
The Red Arrows at Airbourne. Photo: Jon Rigby

It’ll be the Red Arrows’ final transit in the UK for August, with the daredevils performing in Bucharest and Poland at the end of this month.

This is when and where you may be able to spot the Red Arrows tomorrow, according to their schedule:

After setting off from Exeter at 10.40am the display team will head east, flying over the Isle of Wight towards Sussex.

At 10.58am, the Red Arrows will pass over the coast of East Wittering, flying over the village towards North Mundham and Oving. The display team will be visible east of Slindon at 11.01am.

The Red Arrows will fly north east of Burpham one minute later at 11.02am, and will be visible north of Steyning (near Wiston House) at 11.03am.

The route will then take the display team through East Sussex – passing by Ditchling Common and Uckfield – towards the vicinity of Heathfield at 11.06am, before heading out of Sussex via the skies of Wadhurst.

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