BAe Hawk 100 and 200 Series

Sphaera's aviation training solutions are designed by people with years of Hawk export version experience that includes:

• Hands-on maintenance
• Conducting on-the-job training (OJT)
• Classroom instruction
• Design of interactive CBT courseware for aircrew and groundcrew

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BAe Hawk T.Mk 1A

BAe Hawk Mk 65

BAe Hawk 128 AJT

The Hawk 100 and 200 series.

BAe Hawk Mk 109

The BAe Hawk 109 is in use in the Asia-Pacific region as an advanced two-seat trainer and light attack aricraft. The Adour Mk 871 engine produces 6,030 lbst and the wing has 5 underwing weapons stations and 2 wingtip stations. Within the cockpit are HOTAS (hands on throttle and stick) controls and an MPD (multi purpose display).

BAe Hawk Mk 209

The BAe Hawk 209 is a single-seat, lightweight fighter and ground attack aircraft. The single-seat layout has allowed space within the nose for the installation of a radar system with air-to-air and air-to-ground modes.

The Hawk Mk 127 lead-in fighter for the Royal Australian Air Force.

BAe Hawk Mk 127 LIF

The BAe Hawk 127 LIF is in use in with the Royal Australian Air Force as a lead-in fighter. The aircraft features an advanced cockpit layout based on the F-18 with HOTAS (hands on throttle and stick) controls and 3 MFDs (multi function displays).

For information on Hawk 3D models and on-line demonstrations of interactive system diagrams and cockpit controls see:

• BAe Hawk Mk 65