• Aircraft:

  British Aerospace Hawk T.1

• Reg: XX240 photos
• Serial #:

  312076

• Airline: United Kingdom - Royal Navy
• Photo Date: Jun 23, 2015
• Uploaded: Jul 26, 2015
• Other Location - Bwlch Oerddrws - Mach Loop, United Kingdom

736 Naval Air Sqn is the Royal Navy’s maritime aggressor unit, flying the Hawk T.1 in the threat simulation role. The squadron succeeded the Fleet Requirements and Air Direction Unit in 2013, the Navy requiring a fully-operational Naval squadron to work up a cadre of pilots for the F-35 Lightning. One of its Hawks is seen here transiting through the Mach Loop. This was the first aircraft to receive the full set of squadron markings and codes. (400th)

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Aircraft

Backtracking down Rwy 12 for departure

Ian Howat XX240

1,532 0 0 British Aerospace Hawk T.1

Mike Powell XX240

1,790 0 0 British Aerospace Hawk T.1

Mike Powell XX240

1,844 0 0 British Aerospace Hawk T.1

Photo location

736 Naval Air Sqn is the Royal Navy’s maritime aggressor unit, flying the Hawk T

Michael Brazier XX240

7,514 6 2 British Aerospace Hawk T.1

One of a number of Tornados from RAF Marham active in the Mach Loop on this day passes through the Bwlch Oerddrws on the northern stretch

Michael Brazier ZD716

2,422 0 0 Panavia Tornado GR.4

A 4 Sqn Hawk T

Michael Brazier ZK010

2,042 0 0 British Aerospace Hawk T.2

Photographer

One of Martin Baker’s King Air 250s is seen here at its base at Chalgrove

Michael Brazier G-JMAW

1,412 1 0 Beechcraft B200GT Super King Air

One of Martin Baker’s King Air 250s is seen here at its base at Chalgrove

Michael Brazier G-BGRE

841 0 0 Beechcraft 200 Super King Air

Martin Baker’s Meteors WL419 and WA638 have been operated by the company for ejection seat trials since 1952

Michael Brazier WL419

1,371 1 0 Gloster Meteor T.7