The RAF has a fleet of 28 Hawk T2s.
Credit: BAE Systems
LONDON—The chief of the UK Royal Air Force (RAF) has said he would like to replace the service’s BAE Systems Hawk T2 advanced jet trainers as soon as possible after a series of technical problems with the type has put the brakes on the UK jet training pipeline. Air Chief Marshal Richard Knighton...
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