Red Arrows returning to Airbourne

Tuesday, 22 March 2022 at 10:52

By Martyn Grenfell @martyngee

The Red Arrows appearing at Airbourne in Eastbourne. Image © Matt Kuchta

The Red Arrows will be appearing each day at Airbourne on Eastbourne seafront

The Red Arrows will join the Hurricane, Lancaster and Spitfire. Along with the RAF Typhoon appearing Friday to Saturday.

This year’s event celebrates 28 years, following 2 years of cancellations. Along with displays in the sky, there are ground displays at Western Lawns.

The free show has faced increasing costs, and risks being grounded for good in 2023.

Airbourne 2022 takes place from 18 – 21 August. Details of hospitality, trade, sponsorship, advertising and making a donation are available on their website.

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