BAE Systems Hawk T1

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The Red Arrows display team at RAF Cosford Air Show preforming cool moves on 14th June 2026

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Aircraft

Hawk T1 HAWK

RAF Red Arrows Display Team

Manufacturer

BAE Systems

Gear

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Achievements

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Photo grade

Silver

Score: 81.0

Great dynamic formation! The tight crop at the edges loses some wingtip detail but keeps the group impactful.

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Aviation History

World-famous aerobatic and display jet trainer; the Red Arrows are one of the most recognized display teams globally using this type since 1979.

Fleet Rarity

One of fewer than 50 Hawk T1 airframes active with the RAF, specifically for Red Arrows; the Hawk T1 has been largely retired from advanced training roles.

Record Flights

Performed displays internationally; not known for record-breaking distance or speed but famous for precision aerobatic routines.

Safety & Events

Has been involved in several display and training incidents, but overall has a strong safety record within the display community.

Future Outlook

RAF Hawk T1s (Red Arrows) are due for retirement in the coming years with possible replacement by newer trainer jets.

Specifications

Rolls-Royce Adour Mk 151 turbofan

Engine

9.39 meters

Wingspan

11.86 meters

Length

2,520 km

Range

800 km/h

Speed

2 (pilot and instructor; typically operated as single-seat display aircraft)

Capacity

5,700 kg

MTOW

3.98 meters

Height

26 kN

Thrust

Approx. 120 dB (not ICAO-rated for commercial noise standards)

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