RAF Red Arrows Fighter Jets Cancel Flight over Prague
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The planned flypast of the British Royal Air Force (RAF) Red Arrows over Prague on Friday will not take place. This well-known aerobatic team has canceled the event for operational and organizational reasons. However, they will present their program at the NATO Days weekend at the Ostrava airport in Mošnov, just like last year.
The planned flyover of a formation of BAE Hawk T1 jets of the famous Red Arrows aerobatic group of the British Royal Air Force (RAF) over Prague on Friday will not take place. The reason is operational and organizational conditions.
Prague - The planned flyover of a formation of BAE Hawk T1 jets of the famous aerobatic group Red Arrows of the British Royal Air Force (RAF) over Prague on Friday will not take place. The reason is operational and organizational conditions. However, those interested can see them at the upcoming NATO Days and Air Force Days in Ostrava at Leoš Janáček Airport this weekend. The army announced this today on its website.
There are not many cities on the globe that can welcome the Red Arrows two years in a row. One of the most famous aerobatic groups in the world. Thanks to the fact that the British Royal Air Force RAF has once again sent a squadron of red BAE Hawk T1 jets to NATO Days in Ostrava, they will once again entertain the people of Prague on their way to Silesia. On Friday afternoon, they will color the sky over the Vltava River as part of the Air Force…
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