Hawk trainer aircraft

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The Hawk trainer aircraft is a British single-engine, jet-powered advanced trainer widely used by air forces around the world for pilot training and light combat roles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf jet aircraft
military trainer aircraft
single-engine aircraft
armamentCapability air-to-air missiles
bombs
gun pods
unguided rockets
configuration tandem two-seat
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crew 2
engineType Rolls-Royce Turbomeca Adour
exportSuccess widely exported worldwide
firstFlight 1974-08-21
introduced 1976
landingGear tricycle landing gear
manufacturer BAE Systems
maxSpeed approximately Mach 0.84
notableVariant Hawk 100 series
linked to: Hawk T-series

Hawk 200 series
Hawk T1
linked to: BAE Systems Hawk T1

Hawk T2
linked to: Hawk T-series
operatorRole aerobatic display
pilot training
weapons training
originalManufacturer British Aerospace
Hawker Siddeley
powerplant single turbofan engine
role advanced jet trainer
lead-in fighter trainer
light attack aircraft
serviceCeiling approximately 44000 ft
status in service
usedBy Canadian Forces (as CT-155 Hawk)
linked to: BAE Systems Hawk T2

Finnish Air Force
Indian Air Force
Indonesian Air Force
Kenya Air Force
Qatar Emiri Air Force
Royal Air Force
Royal Air Force of Oman
Royal Australian Air Force
Royal Bahrain Air Force
Royal Malaysian Air Force
Royal Navy
Royal Saudi Air Force
South African Air Force
United Arab Emirates Air Force
Zimbabwe Air Force
usedByDisplayTeam Red Arrows
wingConfiguration low-wing

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British Aerospace product Hawk trainer aircraft