Could the RAF's armed forces day flypast be a costly stunt?

Question

The decision sparks debate over whether such displays serve real veterans or just boost the RAF's public profile. The risk is that while flying shows dazzle crowds, they sidestep actual support needs of service members and their families.

Answer

It’s all flash with no substance—flybys might look good on Instagram but do little for those who need real help from veterans' charities.

Answer

Sure, it's a showy spectacle, but these events raise awareness of the sacrifices made by service members and can lead to greater community support in the long run.

Could the RAF's armed forces day flypast be a costly stunt?

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