IF you're seeking out the Sea Kings today, we have included a list timings of their final fly-over.

They are leaving RNAS Culdrose at 11am and will embark on a three-hour round trip, taking in the far reaches of the county for the last time.

The original fly-by was due to take place on Monday but adverse weather postponed it until today.

They will fly at 500 feet but given the windy conditions, they will not be too close to each other in case of any turbulence.

They will follow the coastline as far as Saltash, over to Dartmouth and across to Teignmouth, before heading back down the county again towards Tavistock, Bodmin Moor, Padstow and down the north coast, also taking in Chiverton Cross, Mount Hawke, to the most south-westerly point of Land’s End and back around to Helston via Penzance for around 2pm.

This will be one of the last chances to see the aviators of 849 squadron at Culdrose fly the Mark 7 Sea Kings, retiring after almost 50 years in action.

APPROXIMATE TIMINGS:

11am: Depart RNAS Culdrose

11.07: Falmouth

11.20: St Austell Bay

11.37: Saltash

11.41: Plymouth

12.03: Dartmouth

12.16: Trinity College, Teignmouth

12.55: Burrator Reservoir

13.04: Bodmin Airport

13.09: Padstow

13.12: Newquay Airport

13.15: Penhale Camp

13.20: Chiverton Cross

13.22: Mount Hawke

13.28: Godrevy Lighthouse

13.40: Land's End Airport

13.42: Sennen Cove

13.44: Minack Theatre

13.50: Penzance

13.56: Tregonning Hill

14.00: RNAS Culdrose