The famous Red Arrows will be over Suffolk twice this month.
The King's Birthday Flypast will see a large formation of aircraft take to the skies as they all make their way to London on June 15.
However, there will be another chance to see the Red Arrows next week as they take part in rehearsals.
On Monday or Tuesday the famous RAF aerobatics display team will be over Southwold, and Beccles as they make their way back to their base in Lincoln.
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According to Military Airshows the display for King Charles' birthday on June 15 looks like it will start over Suffolk again this year.
The formation will start in the North Sea near Lowestoft and Southwold.
It will then fly over the parts of the A12, before taking in Ipswich.
The display will then head further south, eventually flying over Buckingham Palace at about 1.45pm.
Both the Red Arrows and Battle of Britain Memorial Flight are scheduled to take part in the event.
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