Hawk (aircraft)
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Sep- 2026 -28 SeptemberAir
UK Grounds Hawk Jet Trainers After Crash in Wales
The UK Royal Air Force has temporarily suspended its Hawk training fleets after an aircraft crashed near RAF Valley on Anglesey, North Wales.
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Aug- 2026 -28 AugustAir
India Eyes 150 Advanced Jet Trainers to Replace BAE Hawks
New Delhi has issued a request for information to procure approximately 150 jet trainer aircraft for the Indian Air Force, modernizing its pilot preparatory pipeline.
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11 AugustEurope
UK Consults Industry on Future Fast-Jet Training Fleet
The UK Ministry of Defence has opened consultations with industry over a new fleet of jet trainers for the Royal Air Force.
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Jul- 2024 -29 JulyTechnology
BAE to Test Augmented Reality on British Hawk Trainer Jet
BAE Systems has signed a contract to test an augmented reality solution aboard the UK Royal Air Force’s Hawk T2 training aircraft.
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Dec- 2022 -9 DecemberAmericas
BAE to Integrate Advanced Augmented Reality into Hawk Trainer Aircraft
BAE Systems has entered into a collaborative agreement with Red 6 to integrate advanced tactical augmented reality systems into Hawk trainer aircraft.
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8 DecemberAir
Australia, Malaysia Air Forces Train in High-G Simulation
The Royal Australian Air Force and Royal Malaysian Air Force have conducted a training to prepare for high-acceleration flight.
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Oct- 2018 -16 OctoberMiddle East
Saudi Hawk trainer jet crashes on training mission, killing pilots
A Saudi military Hawk crashed while on a training mission in the northwest of the kingdom, killing the crew, the defense ministry said
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Sep- 2018 -18 SeptemberBusiness
Qatar makes first BAE Eurofighter Typhoon payment, now buying 9 Hawk trainer jets
Qatar made its first payment to BAE for Eurofighter Typhoons, and increased its purchase of Hawk trainer jets to 9, the UK MoD said
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Mar- 2018 -20 MarchEurope
RAF Red Arrows jet crashes near Wales base
A British military Hawk jet used by the Royal Air Force's Red Arrows aerobatic display team with two people on board crashed at a base in Wales
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