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Why do they do flypasts?

Flypasts are ceremonial flights, often performed to mark special occasions, honour individuals, or provide a memorable experience. In this story, the Red Arrows are doing a flypast specifically to bring joy to children at Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, demonstrating a community outreach role beyond their display duties.

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