Posted: Fri 29th Jun 2018

Reports a Red Arrows jet suffers burst tyre on landing at Hawarden Airport this afternoon

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Friday, Jun 29th, 2018


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One of the Red Arrows which landed at Hawarden Airport just before 4pm suffered a burst tyre out on landing according to several reports.

Lesley sent us a picture showing one of the famous red jets at the far end of Runway 22 with two fire trucks in attendance.

Nigel who was watching the team arrive got in touch to say: “Red 2 burst a tyre on landing & is currently parked at end of runway with two fire engines close by”

Gavin said “Just seen it in the runway surrounded by fire crew. Canopy open no smoke seems ok”

Sergeant Will Allen, leader of the Red Arrows’ group of travelling support engineers, known as the Circus, shared a picture on Instagram of the damaged tyre and wheel, he said: “Not an ideal start to the weekend but that’s what circus is for. ”

Eleven Hawk T1 jets landed just after 3.45  – the team will use Hawarden Airport as its base ahead of a display in Llandudno on Saturday for Armed Forces Day.

Timings for Saturday departure from Hawarden are here: Red Arrows

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