The UK has launched a new program to replace the aging Hawk training aircraft of the Royal Air Force. The program, which is expected to involve around 40 aircraft, includes the HÜRJET among the leading candidates, alongside the Boeing-Saab T-7A, Leonardo M-346, and Lockheed Martin-KAI TF-50.
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The UK has launched a new program to replace the aging Hawk training aircraft of the Royal Air Force. The program, which is expected to involve around 40 aircraft, includes the HÜRJET among the leading candidates, alongside the Boeing-Saab T-7A, Leonardo M-346, and Lockheed Martin-KAI TF-50.