The world's most successful and proven Advanced Jet Trainer aircraft, outperforming and outselling all other aircraft in its class.
The Hawk 100 is a two seat, lightweight Advanced Jet Fighter (AJT) and advanced weapons systems training aircraft, with enhanced ground attack capability. Developed from the successful Hawk T Mk.1 which first flew on the 21st August 1974, the Hawk 100 is a suitable aircraft for lead-in fighter training for pilots, navigators and weapons systems operators.
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Context
Through a combination of advanced aerodynamics, state-of-the-art avionic systems, a powerful jet fuel efficient Rolls Royce/Turbomeca Adour Mk.871 turbofan engine, the Hawk 100 can perform operational missions comparable with the latest front line combat aircraft, but at a fraction of the cost.
The aircraft is used by the Red Arrows to perform their famous aerobatic displays and is currently in active service with the airforces of the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia and Canada.
Statistics
The Hawk 100 has an overall length of 12.43m (40ft, 9in), wing span 9.94m (32ft, 7in), maximum take-off weight of 9100kg (20,062 lbs), level speed of 555 kt/0.84 Mach and a maximum speed in a dive of Mach 1.2.
Link
http://baesystems.com
Through a combination of advanced aerodynamics, state-of-the-art avionic systems, a powerful jet fuel efficient Rolls Royce/Turbomeca Adour Mk.871 turbofan engine, the Hawk 100 can perform operational missions comparable with the latest front line combat aircraft, but at a fraction of the cost.
The aircraft is used by the Red Arrows to perform their famous aerobatic displays and is currently in active service with the airforces of the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia and Canada.
Statistics
The Hawk 100 has an overall length of 12.43m (40ft, 9in), wing span 9.94m (32ft, 7in), maximum take-off weight of 9100kg (20,062 lbs), level speed of 555 kt/0.84 Mach and a maximum speed in a dive of Mach 1.2.
Link
http://baesystems.com
Agency: Fathom Creative Ltd
Account direction: Huw Thomas
Creative direction: Peter McCabe
Design team: Peter McCabe (lead), Paul Grogan, Mark Brown
Illustration: Carl Regan, Neil Alker
Photography: Ranald Mackechnie, Jonathan Edwards
CGI: Studio Liddell Ltd
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