The Red Arrows will take to the Kent skies for the upcoming Battle of Britain airshow.

Arriving for the display in Headcorn tomorrow, the Royal Air Force aerobatic team will be flying over a number of Kent towns, giving residents across the county the opportunity to see the planes in action.

This week also marks a special occasion as it's Armed Forces Day on Saturday.

Setting off from Farnborough Airport in Hampshire, the Red Arrows will first arrive in the county as they fly east of Benenden, before arriving for the Headcorn airshow at 1pm for the display.

They will then fly north of Harrietsham at 1.22pm and head north-east of Westerham. They will be passing over Leeds Castle, Maidstone, Kings Hill and Sevenoaks too.

“Flying into a busy few days for the Red Arrows,” a message on the team's Twitter account read.

They will be at the Lincolnshire Show and Goodwood Festival of Speed today where the pilots will also be attending.

Over the following days, the team will also be at Scarborough, Cleethorpes and Whitby before returning to Goodwood on Sunday.

The Red Arrows will also take to the skies later this summer and the team will be a highlight of the 2022 Folkestone Air Display when they thrill crowds on the seafront on August 21.

Display route and times

Farnborough 12.47pm; Elstead 12.49pm; Petworth 12.51pm; Battle 12.57pm; Northiam 12.58pm; Benenden 12.59pm; Headcorn display 1pm; Harrietsham 1.22pm; Westerham 1.23pm; Dorking 1.26pm; Frimley 1.29pm; Farnborough: 1.30pm.