RAF display team the Red Arrows will be flying across parts of the UK today and you can spot them if you know where and when to look.
The team will take off from RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire at around 10:40am for an hour-long pass over Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Northampton and parts of London.
The jets will also fly over the Runnymede Air Force Memorial as part of their route, reports The Star.
The timings are provisional and may change slightly depending on weather conditions.
But here's the route in full, and what time you should be looking to the sky if you want to spot the iconic jets.
- 10.37am - Take off from RAF Scampton
- 10.39am - Fly south east of Fiskerton in Nottinghamshire
- 10.45am - Fly over the North Sea
- 10.54am - Fly south of Rickinghall in Suffolk
- 10.59am - Fly north west of Haverhill in Suffolk
- 11.03am - Fly west of Hertford in Hertfordshire
- 11.05am - Fly in the vicinity of Watford in Hertfordshire
- 11.06am - Fly north west of Uxbridge in London
- 11.08am - Fly over at Runnymede Air Force Memorial
- 11.09am - Fly south east of Wentworth in Surrey
- 11.11am - Fly in the vicinity of Wokingham in Berkshire
- 11.13am - Fly west of Skirmett in Buckinghamshire
- 11.19am - Fly in the vicinity of Northampton in Northamptonshire
- 11.28am - Fly north west of Collingham in Nottinghamshire
- 11.30am - Land back at RAF Scampton
Based at RAF Scampton, the Red Arrows are one of the world's best aerobatic display teams. They're the public face of the RAF, and have taken part in more than 5,000 display flights in 57 different countries.
