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U.S. Air Force: T-7A Red Hawk completes extreme weather testing at McKinley Climatic Lab
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U.S. Air Force: T-7A Red Hawk completes extreme weather testing at McKinley Climatic Lab
During testing, the Boeing-developed aircraft withstood temperatures ranging from 110 degrees Fahrenheit to minus 14 degrees, alongside exposure to cockpit icing and 190 mile-per-hour wind streams. These extreme weather conditions were artificially generated inside the lab’s expansive 55,000 square foot test chamber. This latest test phase focused on validating the Red Hawk’s sustainability and reliability across representative operational clima…
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