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Red Arrows to fly with fewer aircraft due to ageing fleet

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Defense·22.05.2026Résumé IA

Red Arrows to fly with fewer aircraft due to ageing fleet

The Red Arrows will reduce their formation size to seven aircraft for most displays due to the ageing fleet of Hawk T1s, which are set to retire in 2030. This decision aims to support fleet management and prepare for a future aircraft type, with spare parts becoming less available.

British firm vying to build next Red Arrows jets collapses

15.05.2026Résumé IA

British firm vying to build next Red Arrows jets collapses

British aerospace company Aeralis, developing a replacement for the Red Arrows' Hawk jets, has collapsed into administration, losing 30 jobs. Delays in the UK Defence Investment Plan and funding issues, exacerbated by geopolitical factors, led to the collapse. The company's main investor, Qatar's Barzan Holdings, withdrew funding amid regional conflict.