Remaining 8 Red Arrows leave Bournemouth After the tragic death of Jon Egging.

After the death of Jon Egging one week earlier, the Red Arrows are finally cleared to depart Bournemouth Airport. The final two aircraft to leave included the spare aircraft Red 10 and a black Hawk (two more had departed the day before). They took off in a very unfamiliar fashion. Four groups each separated by about 1-2 minutes, 3 then 2 then 3 then the 2 spare aircraft.

[@andyknight1]

Such an emotional video. R.I.P Jon Egging

[@luciebasset]

What an emotional journey for the team and their families! :o(
RIP Jon Egging, you'll never be forgotten.

[@minitrundle]

Very sad, Reds 5 and 6 leaving without red 4 on there left, bet there was very little talk over there radios on that flight back!

[@allie4517]

In 2022 looking at this video I feel the 2 jets without the spare jet is their way of saying that Jon Egging was still part of the team

[@odettewiddicombe4583]

I remember that I thought he was going a bit low rip John in the sky in heaven

[@amylewis2362]

So sad 😥

[@englishf1fan]

i saw them from my house. It was strange the way they took off. It was like they were trying to go without being noticed(understandably) but it seemed to make more attention to thme as you waited to see the next lot. Hope there back next year. They make quite a few appearances at Bournemouth thoughout the year

[@williamjohnson7699]

The timings for take off is very long bless them

[@amylewis2362]

What's the black plane?

[@Goproflying]

It's hard to find information on it. I think it's just a spare aircraft, sometimes there are two. Generally used for carrying extra pilots in case someone falls ill. They're never used in displays.

[@BUSHWOOKIEPLAYS]

:(