THE RED Arrows squad will be making a daring flight across London to mark Victory in Europe (VE) Day 2025. Their incredible ...

The Red Arrows was set up in 1954. Made up of some of the RAF's most elite pilots, members of the squad have flown in Folland Gnat and then the BAE Hawk. However, the T1 Hawk are set to be retired ...

Since 1954, the Red Arrows have flown only British-made jets—from the sleek Folland Gnat to the beloved BAE Hawk. Their predecessors, the Black Arrows, soared in Hawker Hunters. But the current ...

The Red Arrows was set up in 1954. Made up of some of the RAF's most elite pilots, members of the squad have flown in Folland Gnat and then the BAE Hawk. However, the T1 Hawk are set to be ...

according to BAE Systems, more than 1,000 Hawk T1 and T2 aircraft have been sold to 11 countries, flying more than four million hours. XX227 – one of the first Hawk T1s to join the Red Arrows ...

Since being set up in 1954, The Red Arrows have flown British-made aircraft — first the Folland Gnat and then the BAE Hawk. Predecessors the Black Arrows flew British Hawker Hunters. But the ...

The Red Arrows will not fly jets designed by Russia, Sir Keir Starmer has indicated. The RAF aerobatic display team’s Hawk T1 jets are due to leave service in 2030, fuelling speculation that a ...