The Virtual Red Arrows are a dedicated team of aviation enthusiasts.

We have a devoted passion for flight simulators and aerobatics. The team was founded in 2005 and performed the first 9 ship formation display LIVE at the Virtual Festival of Aerobatic Teams in December 2009. Our shows are tailored as closely as possible to the RAF Red Arrows show routines in respect to their dedication and unrivaled skills. We are expanding our own abilities and knowledge this year. The Virtual Red Arrows (VRA) continue to train hard for this season's live shows which will bring never before seen maneuvers to the virtual aerobatic stage.

Virtual Red Arrows launch new Teamspeak 3 server

07 March 2010

Teamspeak 3 Our server is open to the public. Feel free to chat with the team.
Click the button on the left sidebar to connect.
Manual connection details:
Address: virtualredarrows.instantts.com
Port: 4109
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How to join the Phantom

This is a tutorial to walk you through connecting up to our Phantom training robot. The robot itself (phantom) flies part of our show routine, through multiple barrel rolls, loops and splits ... read more

Video Gallery

The Virtual Red Arrows have come a long way since our founding years back in 2005. Check out the video gallery for the latest team videos and subscribe to our YouTube Channel.

Contact Us

We would love to hear from you. All enquiries and display requests can be directed to the team's PR Manager "Chris Ellis" and lead pilot "Petter Hovland" ... read more