BAE Systems (formerly British Aerospace) Hawk T1

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A full lineup of Royal Air Force Red Arrows BAE Hawk T1s, ready for an air display. One of the world's most iconic aerobatic teams.

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Aircraft

Hawk T1 HAWK

Royal Air Force Red Arrows display team (Union Jack tail design)

Airline

Royal Air Force (RAF)

Manufacturer

BAE Systems (formerly British Aerospace)

Achievements

Rare Bird, Vintage Voyager, Livery Legend, Military Maverick

4 badges earned

Photo grade

Silver

Score: 84.0

Lineup of Red Arrows is eye-catching; side-on view is strong but flat light mutes colors slightly.

Location

Wittman Regional Airport

OSH/KOSH

43.9844, -88.5570

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Wittman Regional Airport OSH

Airport

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Aviation History

The BAE Hawk T1 is one of the world\'s most famous jet trainer aircraft, and in the Red Arrows livery represents the UK’s top military aerobatic display team, active since 1980 (with the Hawk T1).

Fleet Rarity

As a display team, the Red Arrows operate a small, specialized fleet. The Hawk T1 is being phased out and replaced, making these increasingly rare in front-line use.

Record Flights

While not a record-setter for range or speed, the Red Arrows have executed thousands of public displays and represent precision aerobatics worldwide.

Safety & Events

The Red Arrows have had several accidents in their history, some fatal, primarily during training or displays.

Future Outlook

The Hawk T1 is being retired from front-line service; the Red Arrows are expected to transition to a new platform in the near future.

Specifications

Rolls-Royce Turbomeca Adour Mk 151 or Mk 861

Engine

9.39 m

Wingspan

11.86 m

Length

2,520 km

Range

800 km/h

Speed

2 (pilot and instructor/passenger in tandem)

Capacity

5,700 kg

MTOW

3.98 m

Height

26.00 kN (5,845 lbf)

Thrust

Not typically rated for civil noise standards

Noise