Nine former Red Arrows daredevils have joined forces to call on Labour to keep the iconic display team flying British planes.

The Royal Air Force’s (RAF’s) Red Arrows are performing the team’s first aerobatic displays with their BAE Systems Hawk T1s using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supplied by Power Electrics.

The Red Arrows may be forced to fly foreign-built jets for the first time amid warnings that British manufacturers are at risk of being frozen out of the competition to replace the team's ageing ...

The Red Arrows are reportedly running out of jets, forcing the team to pick apart old planes for spare parts. The iconic fleet has been slashed from 26 working aircraft earlier this year to 17 today, ...

LONDON–The UK Royal Air Force (RAF) has lifted a flying pause of its BAE Systems Hawk jet trainer fleet. Both the RAF’s fleet of the older T1 model aircraft flown by the Royal Air Force’s (RAF) Red ...

LONDON—The UK Royal Air Force is hoping to launch a formal contest to find a replacement for its BAE Systems Hawk T1 and T2 fleet before Christmas. The service needs to find a replacement for both the ...