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RAF engineer who died in Red Arrows crash named
The MoD confirmed Corporal Jonathan Bayliss was killed when the Hawk T1 aircraft he was flying in crashed at RAF Valley, north Wales.
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Company admits breach over Red Arrows pilot's death
An ejector seat manufacturer has admitted breaching health and safety law over the death of a Red Arrows pilot.
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Red Arrows arrive for first ever air display in China
Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team touched down in Guangdong as part of their Asia-Pacific and Middle East world tour.
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Best of British: Red Arrows to embark on world tour
The plans had been in development since 2014, but would help underline Britain as a "global player" following the Brexit result.
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Prosecution following death of Red Arrows pilot
An ejector seat manufacturer is to be prosecuted over the death of Red Arrows pilot Sean Cunningham at RAF Scampton in November 2011.
Read the full story ›Red Arrow pilot tweets cockpit view of Nato flypast
This is the view from one of the Red Arrows cockpits as they flew in diamond formation over the Nato summit in south Wales.

Transit to #NATOSummitWales and fly past in diamond 9 formation with @rafred8 #reds50 http://t.co/7beqidnJc5

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Red Arrows streak across sky over Nato summit
Delegates at the Nato summit in Wales have been tweeting pictures of the RAF Red Arrows flypast this morning.
The formation followed aircraft from eight other Nato member states.

Thank you to all aircraft and the @rafredarrows for an impressive #NATO flypast. #NATOSummitUK. http://t.co/tjJaVNMLv3

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Red Arrows: Noisy neighbours who raise property prices
Red Arrows jets take off three times a day but rather than being a nuisance, the displays are the main attraction in Scampton, Lincolnshire.
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Dramatic daredevil flying: A Red Arrow pilots eyeview
The Red Arrows are to mark their 50th anniversary this year, so what's it like to be inside the cockpit during a daring manoeuvre?
Read the full story ›Royals watch Trooping the Colour fly-past
The royal family gathered on the balcony at Buckingham Palace to watch the traditional RAF flypast marking the Queen's official birthday.
Among the 28 aircraft which buzzed over the Palace were Spitfires and a Lancaster bomber of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight and a DC3 Dacota with D-Day stripes.
The historical planes were followed by modern Typhoon fighter jets, the Red Arrows aerobatic team and the RAF's largest transport aircraft, Voyager.