The Hawk is a single-engine, two-seat trainer and light-attack aircraft. A single-seat light fighter variant (the Hawk 200) is operated by several countries. All Hawk variants are powered by an ...

British tabloids made the allegations after reports that the M-346 was being considered as a replacement for aging BAE Hawk T1 jets flown by the U.K.'s Red Arrows display team.

If BAE and the Ministry of Defence can thrash out a deal, advanced Hawk 128s are due to be delivered to the RAF from 2006 - 30 years after the first Hawk T1 was delivered to the service. BAE has ...

The youngest Hawk T1 in their 16-strong fleet is 43, ... Since then, according to BAE Systems, more than 1,000 Hawk T1 and T2 aircraft have been sold to 11 countries, ...

Royal Air Force training flights using the BAE Systems Hawk T1 aircraft have resumed, following the lifting of their temporary grounding after a fatal crash on 20 August. A statement from the RAF ...

Before the Hawk T2 entered service, the T1 acted as RAF’s fast jet trainer. It was then fitted with a smoke generation system, and its engine controls were modified for an enhanced throttle ...

The Red Arrows could end up flying Korean, Swedish or Italian jets in future displays over Devon and across the UK. The much-loved British-made Hawk aircraft used by the team is coming to the end of ...

From 2022, all Hawk T1 operations were folded into the Red Arrows, ... TAGGED: Aeralis BAe Hawk M-345 M-346 Red Arrows Royal Air Force T-7 Red Hawk United Kingdom. Share This Article.

Draken’s L-159Es will take over the aggressor role of the recently retired Hawk T1 fleet. ... TAGGED: Adversary Aggressors BAe Hawk Draken International L-159E Honey Badger Red Air Royal Air Force.