BAe Hawk T.Mk 1A
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Hawk T.Mk 1A of the Royal Air Force. |
The BAe Hawk T.Mk 1 entered service with the RAF in 1976 and became the BAe Hawk T.Mk 1A when later modified to carry AIM-9L Sidewinder AAMs on underwing launchers to support Phantoms and Tornados in the air defence role. The RAF now uses Hawks for weapons training and air-to-air target towing. The Hawk T.Mk 1A's single Adour Mk 151-01 engine is rated at 5,200 lbst which gives the aircraft a top speed of 660 mph and a ceiling of 50,000 ft. Sphaera's designers have years of hands-on experience in the maintenance of this aircraft and vast experience in the design of interactive aviation CBT courseware for various export versions. For information on Hawk 3D models and on-line demonstrations of interactive system diagrams and cockpit controls see: |
