What route are RAF squadron taking over Berkshire and what time are they flying over?
Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking news Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  The Red Arrows are in the air tomorrow - and you may be able to spot them in some areas of Berkshire. The famous RAF squadron are taking to the skies on Friday to make their way from Lincolnshire to Farnborough, and they're currently scheduled to pass over the county for a few minutes on their journey. We've looked at their time and route below. Read More: Berkshire mum says M&S photo promotes violence"  The Red Arrows are set to take off from their case at Scampton at 9.35am tomorrow (Friday June 25). They will then pass over parts of Northamptonshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire before passing over Benson in Oxfordshire from around 9.55am. The planes will then pass into Berkshire, over Beale Park and near Lower Basildon and between Upper Basildon and Pangbourne before crossing above the M4 motorway to the east of Bradfield. They're then set to reach Beenham, near Woolhampton, at around 9.57am before crossing across into Hampshire and landing in Farnborough at around 10am. Of course all times and routes are subject to changes such as the weather and other factors that may result in a change of plan.