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Experience the VE Day flypast from inside a Red Arrows cockpit in 360 video

A flypast marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day was filmed in 360° video inside one of the Red Arrows planes above central London.

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360° filming courtesy of the Royal Air Force.

Produced by Jamie Moreland.

5 May 2025

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