THE Royal Air Force (RAF) Spadeadam has announced late flights over Cumbria and Northumberland.
The training exercises at the RAF Spadeadam range - based near the Northumberland border - will be active outside routine hours from Friday this week (January 30) until next Monday (February 2).
The range will be active, and you may hear aircraft between these dates, subject to change at short notice.
RAF Spadeadam issued a statement to Cumbrian and Northumberland residents.
It said: "For the attention of all our neighbours in Cumbria and Northumberland, the RAF Spadeadam range will be active outside our routine hours, 30 January - 2 February 2026.
"The range will be active, and you may hear aircraft as follows (subject to change at short notice):
"Fri 30 January 2026, 1600 hrs to Mon 2 February 2026 0900 hrs
"Please note that aircraft may be active on the range during any of this period.
"This activity is normal routine training, and this notification is made as the activity is outside the standard range training times. We thank you for your understanding and your continuing support whilst we deliver this essential operational training."
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