Engine Problem Impacting UK Hawk Flight Training Output

September 15, 2022
LONDON—Ån engine issue on UK Royal Air Force Hawk T2s is affecting fast-jet training output. According to the response to a Parliamentary Written Question from the UK Ministry of Defense on Sept. 14, the issue with the Hawk’s Rolls-Royce/Safran Adour Mk.951 engine low-pressure compressor has reduced...

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