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UK Hawk T2 Training Fleet Recovers as RAF Pushes Fast Jet Transformation — Global Defense Insight
The Royal Air Force is recovering from a bottleneck in its fast jet training pipeline after years of engine issues. These issues grounded its fleet of BAE Systems Hawk T2 aircraft. The Hawk T2 fleet expected to reach 5,500 flight hours in 2026. The RAF’s broader Military Flying Training System (MFTS) is beginning to stabilize, according to senior leadership. Air Commodore Robin Caine told Aviation Week during the Royal International Air Tattoo i…
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