I finally got to witness the legendary Red Arrows in action at the Biggin Hill Airshow - and it was everything I hoped for. Precision flying, iconic red smoke trails, and jaw-dropping formations ...

The trails seen in the photo were created by smoke machines during a NASA study. Experts have repeatedly debunked the "chemtrails" conspiracy theory.

The Red Arrows red, white and blue smoke trails are going green to save the planet - pictured our mock up of what they may look like. The Red Arrows fly two-seater Hawk T1 jets with a top speed of ...

The Red Arrows’ smoke trails could go green in an effort to cut their environmental impact, official documents have shown. Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), a trading arm of the Ministry of ...

The trail shown behind one of the pictured airplanes, a T-6 Texan "Tweety Bird," is made up of smoke from burnt mineral oil, according to Warbirds president James Stitt.

They are smoke rocket trails. Before each test blast, technicians fired these rockets up in the air, leaving large smoke trails that rose well above the bomb’s mushroom. When the atomic blast ...