The Hawk first flew in 1974 and became an important British advanced jet trainer, entering RAF service as the Hawk T1. It has been used to prepare generations of fast-jet aircrew and has also been developed in a number of export and combat-capable variants.
The aircraft is particularly familiar through its long association with the RAF Red Arrows, whose display Hawks have become a distinctive part of British aviation. JET Art Gallery’s Hawk collection includes limited edition aviation prints depicting training and display aircraft, with individual product pages providing edition and signature details.
Explore other British military jet aircraft through our Hawker Hunter and English Electric Lightning collections. Discover more RAF aviation artwork in our RAF Collection.
