Red Arrows cancel Glasgow flypast for RAF centenary
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The Red Arrows display went ahead at the Scottish International Airshow in Ayr, following an earlier cancellation in Glasgow
The Red Arrows had to cancel a flypast planned as part of celebrations to mark the centenary of the Royal Air Force.
The RAF's world-famous aerobatic team said weather conditions meant the flypast would not be possible above Glasgow's Science Centre.
However, the Red Arrows display at the Scottish International Airshow in Ayr went ahead.
The Science Centre is hosting a weekend of events and displays which includes the RAF100 Aircraft Tour., external
Five iconic aircraft, including the Sopwith Snipe, Spitfire, Harrier and Typhoon are on display.
The RAF event is being held outside the Glasgow Science Centre until Sunday night
Visitors to the science centre event have been able to get up close to a specially-designed RAFA Mini-Scale Spitfire.
The event will be open again to the public from 09:00 until 18:00 on Sunday.
The public are being invited to sit in the cockpits of some of the planes
The lightning stealth combat jet is the world's most advanced fighter jet
A Harrier is among the planes on display outside the Science Centre
The Typhoon has proved to be popular with visitors
