Drone shots of Type 26 Frigate HMS Glasgow

For the first time, the UK Defence Journal has been able to get drone shots of HMS Glasgow whilst the Type 26 Frigate is being outfitted at BAE Systems Scotstoun facility.
These are the first drone images we've taken of this ship in over two years.
The Royal Navy anticipates HMS Glasgow will begin sea trials next year, marking a pivotal step in testing its performance and capabilities before it enters operational service. These trials are crucial for assessing the ship's readiness and fine-tuning any systems as necessary to ensure the frigate meets the stringent requirements of modern naval warfare.
For the avoidance of doubt, this flight was conducted legally. Permission was obtained by Glasgow Airport Air Traffic Control and the National Air Traffic Service to operate within the Flight Restriction Zone of Glasgow International Airport. The flight was insured, risk assessed and conducted with a colleague acting as a 'hazard spotter' to help ensure safety. Additionally, I made the shipyard aware that I planned to conduct the flight, and I've even lowered the resolution so as not to reveal anything sensitive.

[@natacus1234]

When is she expected to come into service? I can't imagine the amount of wires they have to put in her!😂

[@regarded9702]

These are going to be the most beautiful ships at sea.

[@frankthompson6503]

We have 8 frigate's to patrol the entire British isles impossible task.
Taking to long to build and fit out.
Like the P 2000 fast inshore patrol vessel platforms.
These Extra 10 fast hard hitting patrol vessel platforms wouldn't take long to build and fit out.
Russia is going through the English channel few days ago.
Last year North sea Irish sea.
These patrol vessel could be based on island of Arran west coast of Scotland.
Quick reaction force navy.
Just like quick reaction force lauchars