Red Arrows fly again after Hawk pause

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Hawk T1 jets, flown by the Red Arrows, were among those grounded by the RAF earlier this week

The Red Arrows have resumed flying as part of a display in Lincolnshire after they were grounded earlier in the week.

The RAF paused Hawk fighter jet training as a precautionary measure following a crash involving a T2 jet in Wales on Wednesday.

Two pilots flying a training aircraft were treated for minor injuries after they ejected from their plane before it crashed in Anglesey.

The Red Arrows will fly their iconic Hawk T1 aircraft again on Sunday at the Le Touquet airshow in France, the organisers confirmed.

On Saturday morning, the aerobatic team flew as part of a display for the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight members' day at RAF Coningsby.

The Hawk T1 is a fully aerobatic two-seat training aircraft that has been flown by the Red Arrows team since 1980.

The aircraft is modified with smoke dye systems, and is due to go out of service in 2030.

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