Here's where you can see the Red Arrows flying over Corby TODAY

The world famous Red Arrows will fly over Corby TODAY (September 7).

But you need to be quick to catch a glimpse — and don't expect any red, white and blue smoke or fancy loop-the-loops and fly-pasts on Tuesday afternoon.

Pilots from the crack RAF display team will be heading to the Channel Islands ahead of this weekend's Guernsey Air Festival on a 645mph flightpath which is due to take them over Corby and Northampton.

But it will take the Arrows' BAE Hawk aircraft about TWO MINUTES to cover 20-odd miles between the two towns, heading towards Oxfordshire.

The The squadron, officially known as the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, will leave their base at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire at 2.06pm and are due to be above Corby around 16 minutes later.

According to military-airshows.co.uk their unofficial flight path is then due to take them over Rothwell and near Brixworth before heading south-west over Northampton — although plans may change at short notice due to weather or other requirements.