Red Arrows

After recently practising in the skies of Lincolnshire, the question of ‘are the Red Arrows too noisy?’ certainly sparked a debate, with over 900 Lincolnite readers airing their views on the issue.

BBC Look North spoke to residents in North Hykeham after an email complaint about noise, but found that a van driving past and blaring music recorded higher on a sound meter than the Red Arrows flying over.


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The Red Arrows are always a joy to behold in the skies of Lincolnshire and beyond, and fortunately there are an array of talented photographers who capture the distinctive Hawk jets.

Often with their trademark Diamond Nine Shape, and combination of close formations and precision flying, the Red Arrows have been displaying since 1965.


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Witnessing the Red Arrows in Lincolnshire and beyond is a thrilling experience for many, with their striking red, white, and blue smoke trails decorating the sky.

Corporal Phil Dye said he has had the “privilege of taking videos and photographs from the backseat of the Red Arrows Hawk T1 aircraft” for just over a year in his role as Visual Communicator for the Red Arrows.


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