Some of the best images from the Red Arrows visit to Hawarden this weekend
It was worth the hype, wasn’t it!
If you were lucky enough to spot the Red Arrows returning from their display in Rhyl on Saturday, you would have seen the famous red Hawk T1 jets performing a stunning manoeuvre as they headed into Hawarden Airport.
The display team are using Hawarden Airport as a base for their Rhyl Air Show displays this weekend.
With many cameras pointed to the sky, the world-famous aerobatic team treated the watching crowds to a spectacular ‘spaghetti break’ ahead of landing at the Hawarden airfield.
Alan tagged us in on this Tweet below, he captured the seven jets on video – with added radio comms from the team leader’s cockpit – as they passed over Hawarden and performed the stunning move.
Red Arrows ‘Spaghetti break’ with radio comms return to Hawarden from Rhyl airshow 27/8/22 #SmokeOnGo 🔴⚪🔵📻🛩 @rafredarrows @RAFRed10 @DeesideDotCom pic.twitter.com/0dYPk7RQFA
— Alan Holden (@Alan_H79) August 27, 2022
Matt captured the same manoeuvre from a different location.
@rafredarrows fantastic way to return to Broughton Airport after the Rhyl Airshow 👏🏻👏🏻 #RedArrows #AirbusBroughton #RhylAirshow2022 🏴 pic.twitter.com/PepFhYGDtp
— Matt H 🏴 (@MattHellen) August 27, 2022
And another video from the fence at Hawarden airport, this one filmed by Mark.
@rafredarrows arriving back at #Hawarden after Performing at #RhylAirShow2022. pic.twitter.com/5aHk1Uokak
— DJ MarkyMark – Liverpool (@DJMarkymark1988) August 27, 2022
It’s the Red’s first visit to the airfield – next to Airbus Broughton – for some time as they use it for an overnight stopover.
It is the first time in Rhyl Air Show’s history the Red Arrows have performed on both days.
The team is slightly reduced this year, Royal Air Force announced that Red Arrows are to fly with seven Hawk jets this air show season, because two members of the crew have moved to other positions in the air force.
Red arrows around about 2 pm today at Broughton ready to go on to the Rhyl airshow a bit later. August 27 @chestertweetsuk @ItsYourWales @DeesideDotCom @northwaleslive @ChronSallie #RedArrows @LivingInChester #aircraft pic.twitter.com/nlvndB5Uvj
— Dale (@welshiedale2022) August 27, 2022
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@rafredarrows back to #hawarden from #RhylAirShow pic.twitter.com/G4M2643JOv
— Dave (@daveb257) August 27, 2022
#RedArrows flypast in formation before they came in to land at Hawarden airport. pic.twitter.com/FnVSVvCigX
— Mrs G (@smolcutecrafts) August 27, 2022
— Dale (@welshiedale2022) August 27, 2022
Sunday, the team will leave at 4.30pm for their second performance at Rhyl airshow, arriving back at Hawarden at 5.10pm.
They will then depart at 6.57 pm for their flight back to their Scampton base.
Sunday4.30pm – Hawarden Airport
1. 4.30pm – Hawarden Airport
2. 4.32pm – E Of Churton
3. 4.33 pm – Nw Of Penley
4. 4.36pm – Sw Of Carfog
5. 4.37pm – Ne Of Ruthin
6. 4.39pm – Ne Of Trefnarit
7. 4.40pm – Rhyl (Display)
8. 5.02pm – Oversea
9. 5.03pm – Oversea
10. 5.07pm – W Of Neston
11. 5.10pm – Hawarden
As always weather plays its part and poor conditions can result in performances being pulled.
Times via: www.military-airshows.co.uk
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