The RAF Red Arrows will pass over North Wales again on Friday (June 5) as they return from display duties at the Isle of Man TT races.
The world-famous aerobatic team will be transiting from RAF Valley back to RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire late on Friday morning, with a route that takes them over parts of Gwynedd, Flintshire, Wrexham and into Cheshire.
The team is scheduled to depart RAF Valley at 11:30 BST, heading out over the sea before reaching the Caernarfon area at around 11:34.
From there, the jets will cut across northeast Wales towards Flintshire, with the formation expected to track in the direction of Treuddyn at roughly 11:42 and then sweep over the Hope area minutes later.
After crossing Flintshire, the Red Arrows will head into the northern parts of Wrexham and then Cheshire, routing over Pulford as they continue towards their lunchtime arrival at RAF Waddington.
The transit follows a pair of crowd-pleasing displays over the Isle of Man TT races, part of a busy programme of appearances for the team this season.
All timings are approximate and may change at short notice due to weather or operational requirements, and are based on information published on RAFRedArrows.co.uk.
Spectators are being urged to watch from safe, static locations and to avoid stopping on busy roads to try to capture photos or video of the flypast.
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