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the British Royal Air Force revealed red arrows It will fly just eight pilots for the rest of their 2023 air shows. It comes after the show team flew over Buckingham Palace as a group of nine pilots during the coronation festivities on Saturday (May 6).
It has been revealed that the Red Arrows will continue to fly as a nine on all major flights which will include King Charles III’s birthday on 17 June and Wales National Armed Forces Day on 24 June. However, the RAF said the team would only fly eight pilots for any Acrobatics for the rest of the 2023 season.
Reasons for the change were given by Wing Commander Collins during a Video on social media. He revealed that the decision to fly with eight pilots was about the safety of the plane and its supervision.
While sharing the video on the raf and red arrowsOn their social media pages, Wing Commander Collins provided insight into the team’s new coaching and how they were preparing for the 2023 season.
He said, “The decision to fly eight ships is an important step after a difficult period. In the meantime, our entire team of more than 140 dedicated employees is working hard, together, to plan, prepare and implement a dynamic new show routine that will be seen and enjoyed by millions of people.”
“I look forward to providing you with more updates on this activity, as we ramp up our pre-season training and can’t wait to see you at the great action in 2023.”
The move to eight planes took place after the show’s cast only conducted seven pilots during the show’s 2022 season. The reason for the slightly smaller team last year was the Red Arrows losing two of their crew members to other roles.
The last time the team flew in a seven formation formation was during the 2012 season with several shows usually taking place with eight or nine of the Hawks on display.
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