Some of the most famous planes in the world will fly over Berkshire tomorrow (15/8).

The Red Arrows, formed in 1964, act as the face of the Royal Air Force, representing the speed, agility and precision of the organisation.

Stationed at RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire, the crew will travel down through Buckinghamshire in their journey to RAF Odiham where they will arrive at 12:15pm.

Off the back of the Red Arrow sightings on Friday, August 10, Berkshire residents may have another chance to see the amazing spitfire planes.

It’s important to note that these timings and routes could change because of the weather or for another reason.

See the Red Arrows in Berkshire on August 15

On August 15, the Red Arrows will be travelling from RAF Waddington to RAF Odiham for the Eastbourne International Airshow, according to the Military Airshows website.

At 12:11pm, they will pass the base at E of South Moreton (South Oxfordshire) and travel through the Berkshire skies to the S of Deane (Village in Hampshire).

You may be able to spot the famous planes between 12:11pm and 12:14pm across Berkshire depending on where you are located.

The following locations are the best places to be to spot the Red Arrows tomorrow (15/8) afternoon.

Pangbourne

Yattendon

Theale

Newbury

Englefield Estate

Chapel Row

Buckleberry

Burghfield

Why are the Red Arrows going to be in the sky?

The Red Arrows are making their way from RAF Waddington to RAF Odiham for the annual Eastbourne International Airshow.

The Eastbourne International Airshow, also called 'Airbourne', is now one of the the world's biggest free seafront airshows which attracts nearly a million people over the four days from Thursday to Sunday in August.

The air display features military fast jets, helicopters, parachutists and incredible displays from aerobatics teams, and usually includes the Red Arrows.

Below is a map of the route that the Red Arrows will be taking.