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RAAF is looking for a replacement for its current BAE Systems Hawk 127. — legendary aircraft.net

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On Thursday, March 27, 2025, the Royal Australian Air Force announced that it had started researching a potential successor for its current advanced training monoreactors BAE Systems Hawk 127. For obvious diplomatic and technological reasons Chinese and Russian aircraft manufacturers in [...] This content The RAAF is looking for a replacement for its current BAE Systems Hawk 127. was first published on legendary aircraft.net - Encyclopaedia of m…

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