The Red Arrows began rehearsing their 2025 display routines over RAF Lossiemouth yesterday. Image: Jasperimage
Red Arrows begin training of 2025 display
On Wednesday, eyes were peeled to the skies above the Royal Air Force base as the Red Arrows took off.
The group’s signature red Hawk T1 aircraft stood out in the clear skies overhead, as seven members of the team took part in the 45-minute training session.
Pictures taken in the area show the Red Arrows practising a series of formations and manoeuvres.
The Red Arrows practiced their formations overhead. Image: Jasperimage.
The Aerobatic Team began training in Moray this week. Image: Jasperimage.
Trails could also be seen from the rear of the aircraft as they conducted some of their signature formations.
The group have been flying in and out of RAF Lossiemouth this week as part of their scheduled training programme.
To date, the team have flown more than 5,000 displays in more than 57 countries.
Last year they celebrated their 60th season.
The Red Arrows pictured on their practice flight over RAF Lossiemouth. Image: Jasperimage.
Red Arrows above RAF Lossiemouth. Image: Jasperimage.
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Red Arrows take to the skies to begin training over RAF Lossiemouth
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