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531353N 0002427W SE OF FISKERTON - 9.32am 3. The series is made by MultiStory Media, part of ITV Studios. Stream anytime on your mobile, tablet, computer and Smart TV. Cameras followed the team at home and overseas. 542152N … The decision on where the Red Arrows perform is controlled by the Royal Air Force Events Team and follows a carefully-managed application process. TVguideUK.net. 531828N 0003303W SCAMPTON AD - 9.30am 2. Today. The Red Arrows' social media channels are updated with display/flypast times and any changes. This story is over . Craig turns on some voice-activated home lighting. 3:10. Photo: Steve Smailes for The LincolniteSix 60-minute episodes have been produced by Shiver, a multi-award winning ITV Studios label.Guy Davies, commissioning editor at Channel 5, said: “We are incredibly proud to deliver the most in-depth documentary on the Red Arrows in a generation.“We’ll get to know the cast of characters and put Channel 5 viewers right at the heart of the action.“[It will] give them a taste of what it’s like to be in the cockpit of a jet flying complex aerobatics at 600mph within just six feet of its neighbour’s wing tips.”Wing Commander Andrew Keith said: “With cameras following the Red Arrows for 12 months, this documentary is the most in-depth and extensive about the team for years.“This unprecedented access will allow viewers to understand more about the detailed preparation, training and teamwork that goes into producing world-class displays.“Audiences will see the Red Arrows taking part in major events marking the RAF’s 100th anniversary and we hope this excellent footage inspires all those watching.”The series is the third military series recently commissioned by Channel 5 following the success of Warship: Life at Sea and Raw Recruits: Squaddies at 16, completing the trio of accessed documentaries on land, air at sea.Spotted an error? The Motorway | Mondays at 9pm | Channel 5. Connor Creaghan. 542707N 0000800W OVERSEA - 9.48am 7. A new documentary series which follows the Red Arrows for a year will take off from tonight. Please notify us by selecting that text and pressing Advertise your business to over 795,000 monthly readersThe Lincolnite welcomes your views. Full details can be viewed at TVGuide.co.uk

Request a display or flypast for 2020-21. 541330N 0001757E OVERSEA - 9.44am 6. A new television series takes viewers behind-the-scenes of the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team’s most ambitious overseas tour.The four-part documentary follows the Red Arrows on a 22,000-mile journey across Canada and the United States – aimed at showcasing the best of British in North America.Pictures and footage from the 11-week tour made headlines around the world earlier this year but this series explains how it was done and the challenges overcome.The series is made by MultiStory Media, part of ITV Studios.Wing Commander Andrew Keith, Officer Commanding, Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, said: "A significant role of the Red Arrows is to be ambassadors for a Global Britain – supporting important UK interests overseas such as trade, business and defence relationships.“This activity was demonstrated during the team’s visit to North America, which was one of the biggest, most successful and far-reaching tours ever undertaken by the Red Arrows.The new documentary offers the opportunity to see, in-detail, the world-class displays, flypasts and engagement activity carried out in Canada and the United States, and how the team represented both the UK and the RAF.“A huge amount of teamwork, detailed planning and complex logistics went into conducting the tour and it was great to be joined by the MultiStory Media crew, who charted this massive endeavour across both flight and ground activity.“We hope audiences enjoy watching the series and are able to learn more about the dedication and skill of the defence personnel and civilian agencies who delivered the Red Arrows’ North American tour.”The tour of Canada and the United States took place between August and October this year and it was the first time the Red Arrows had visited the region since 2008.Some 21 aerobatic displays were carried out, coast-to-coast, and 30 stunning flypasts completed, including over landmark locations, including New York, Niagara Falls and San Francisco.Tens of millions of individuals watched the team perform and thousands were hosted at 120 associated ground events – many aimed at inspiring young people and promoting science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).The first episode of the documentary joins the Red Arrows as final preparations are made for the tour.At the team’s home base of RAF Scampton, technicians are shown working around-the-clock to ensure the distinctive BAE Systems Hawk T1 fast-jets are ready for the endeavour.More than 100 people, including pilots, engineers, logistics and support staff, were needed to make the tour happen.Each had a role to play in getting the 12 aircraft to North America, with refuelling stops in Scotland, Iceland, Greenland and finally Canada.Subsequent episodes in the series show the team travelling further west than ever before, reaching new audiences and sharing top billing at some of the world’s largest airshows alongside counterparts the US Navy Blue Angels, the US Air Force Thunderbirds and the Canadian Forces Snowbirds.Series Producer John Willats said: “Red Arrows Take America follows one of the most ambitious foreign tours for the Reds and is also one of the most ambitious foreign shoots undertaken by the team at MultiStory Media.“The schedule was action-packed and took a lot of careful planning by the team in MediaCity in Salford to ensure we were able to keep up with the jets as they travelled the length and breadth of North America.“We were welcomed as part of the team throughout and it was a genuine privilege to get to know both the skilled pilots and also the extended group of people performing various roles who worked tirelessly to make the tour happen.“So many of the events that happened on the tour genuinely felt like epic, historic moments for the Red Arrows and I hope that our Channel 5 viewers really get a sense of that when they watch the series.“There is a lot of love for what they do and they received an amazing reception everywhere they went.”The new television series follows on from the success of Red Arrows Kings of the Sky, which was broadcast on Channel 5 in early 2019.