A large formation of military aircraft is set to soar over parts of Romford and east London this summer to mark the official birthday of King Charles III.
The King's Birthday Flypast will take place on June 13, with a number of RAF planes set to pass over Buckingham Palace between 12.40 and 1.25pm.
Before this, Romford residents might have a chance of spotting the spectacular display as it flies over East Anglia, Essex and parts of east London.
Military Airshows has revealed that the flypast is set to soar over the top part of Harold Hill and Collier Row between 12.40pm and 1.25pm, before passing Chadwell Heath and Stratford on its route into central London.
The formation - flying at up to 2,500 ft - is then expected to disperse to the west and north west of London, over Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, between 1.45pm and 2.25pm.
The specific aircraft taking part in the flypast have not been revealed yet.
Military Airshows adds a disclaimer that the routes are only approximate, and that the flypast could be cancelled if there is poor weather.
East London and Essex residents previously had a chance to spot a military flypast as part of the King's birthday and VE Day celebrations in May and June last year.
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