Photos of Aircraft XX154

XX154, 1974 Hawker Siddeley Hawk T.1, c/n 001/312001

Aircraft XX154, Boscome Down Aviation Collection, at EGLS, photo by Eddyag

Eddyag

@ EGLS

Aircraft XX154, XX154 1974 BAe Hawk T1 prototype BDAC Old Sarum, at EGLS, photo by PhilR

PhilR

@ EGLS

Aircraft XX154, At Old Sarum's BDAC Wilts., at EGLS, photo by Chris Holtby

Chris Holtby

@ EGLS

Aircraft XX154, Hawk T.1 preserved at Old Sarum as part of the Boscombe Down Aircraft Collection, at EGLS, photo by Chris Holtby

Chris Holtby

@ EGLS

Aircraft XX154, final approach, at EGXC, photo by markch911

markch911

@ EGXC

Aircraft XX154, RIAT15, at EGVA, photo by Roberto Cassar

Roberto Cassar

@ EGVA

Aircraft XX154, BAe Hawk T.1 [312001] (Royal Air Force) Farnborough~G 08/09/1974. From a slide., at EGLF, photo by Ray Barber

Ray Barber

@ EGLF

Aircraft XX154, XX154 is a Hawk T1 assigned to the ETPS and not often to be seen., at EGVA, photo by Nicpix Aviation Press Erik op den Dries

Nicpix Aviation Press Erik op den Dries

@ EGVA

Aircraft XX154, First Hawk built, flown by QinetiQ., at EGDM, photo by Howard J Curtis

Howard J Curtis

@ EGDM

Aircraft XX154, BAe Systems Hawk T.1 [312001] (RAF) RAF Fairford~G 22/07/1995, at EGVA, photo by Ray Barber

Ray Barber

@ EGVA

Aircraft XX145, Sad ending at RAF Cranwell, photo by E Dodds

E Dodds

Aircraft XX154, Defence Test & Evaluation Organisation (DTEO) Hawk T.1, callsign TEE 11A, on display at the 1995 Intnl Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford., at EGVA, photo by Peter Nicholson

Peter Nicholson

@ EGVA

Aircraft XX154, The first development Hawk T.1 was demonstrated by Hawker Siddeley at the 1974 Farnborough Airshow - the aircraft's first flight took place on August 21, 1974., at FAB, photo by Peter Nicholson

Peter Nicholson

@ FAB