RAF Hawk Display Team

The Hawk T1 has been in RAF service for 28 years as the advanced trainer that all aircrew will fly before being posted to one of the frontline fast jets. The Hawk is the most successful trainer aircraft in the world, and is still being preoduced by BAE Systems at the Warton factory. Most notable export sales have been to the US Navy (T-43 Goshawk), Austrailia and to Canada as part of the NATO flying training scheme. Other RAF roles include navigator training and target towing.

Hawk displays are currently drawn from 208(R) Squadron, part of No 4 FTS. 208(R) Squadron provide basic training on the Hawk at RAF Valley before students move on to 19(F) Squadron and basic weapons training.

It is with considerable regret that Flt Lt Tom Saunders has been withdrawn from hisrole as the Hawk solo Display Pilot for the remainder of the Summer displayseason. This follows an incident which took place recently involving the Hawk Display aircraft.

The RAF is aware of how popular the Hawk solo display is and apologises for anydisappointment caused. Unfortunately, it is not possible to find a replacement display pilot in time for the remainder of the current season but we arelooking at whether it is possible to offer alternatives to the solo Hawkdisplay at the scheduled events instead..

For the remainder of the 2010 season, there will be a role demonstration by a 208(R) Squadron Hawk

Official Website: http://www.rafhawkdisplay.com

Display Dates 2010

From http://www.rafhawkdisplay.com/diary.html - (08/08/2010)

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Royal Navy

Army Air Corps

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