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Links to current MOD exercise, low-flying and range notices. A published period does not confirm live activity.

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Official MOD sources

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01Normally updated weekly

MOD-sponsored air exercises

Published date windows for planned MOD-sponsored low-flying exercises involving fast jets, rotary and transport aircraft.

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02Normally published ahead

Operational low-flying timetable

Official booked periods for the three tactical training areas in central Wales, northern Scotland and the Borders area.

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03Updated when notices change

Air-weapons-range activity

Published normal and extended activity notices for Donna Nook, Holbeach, Pembrey Sands, Tain and Cape Wrath.

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04Standing official guidance

Where military low flying happens

MOD context for UK low-flying areas, tactical training areas, air-weapons ranges and public contact routes.

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Important: a published exercise window is not confirmation of live activity. Weather, serviceability and training needs can change what happens.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. GOV.UK and MOD source pages remain authoritative and may be changed without notice.

Questions

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Is this a complete list of UK military flying?

No. The MOD states that it cannot provide a timetable for all low flying because weather and training requirements can make information outdated quickly. These links cover only the public notices described by each source.

Can pilots rely on this page?

No. It is a listening and public-information signpost, not an aeronautical briefing service. Current official aviation publications and operational briefings always take precedence.