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No decision yet on British-built Hawk successor

Summary by UK Defence Journal
Plans for a successor to the Royal Air Force’s Hawk jet trainer will be detailed in the forthcoming Defence Investment Plan, with ministers declining to confirm whether any replacement would be procured from a British company. In a written question tabled on 23 February, Conservative MP James Cartlidge asked whether the Government intends to source a Hawk replacement from a UK manufacturer. Responding for the Ministry of Defence, Minister of Sta…

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No decision yet on British-built Hawk successor

Plans for a successor to the Royal Air Force’s Hawk jet trainer will be detailed in the forthcoming Defence Investment Plan, with ministers declining to confirm whether any replacement would be procured from a British company. In a written question tabled on 23 February, Conservative MP James Cartlidge asked whether the Government intends to source a Hawk replacement from a UK manufacturer. Responding for the Ministry of Defence, Minister of Sta…

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UK Defence Journal broke the news in on Friday, February 27, 2026.
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