Post by alexIOM on Apr 18, 2016 20:27:35 GMT 1
After 208sqn's disbandment at Valley last week I didn't expect to see a T.1 Hawk through here any time soon.
..but thankfully not! Performing an ILS go-around at 1310 was "Kuga49" or similar. This turned out to be RAF Hawk T.1 XX157. It was shortly followed by "Kuga 40" (Again call-sign number might be a bit out). This being XX330
These two have previously been on lease to the Royal Navy and returned. I believe with now with 4 Sqn?
XX157
RAF Hawk T.1A XX157 at Isle of Man EGNS 18/04/16 by IOM Aviation Photography, on Flickr
RAF Hawk T.1A XX157 at Isle of Man EGNS 18/04/16 by IOM Aviation Photography, on Flickr
XX330
RAF Hawk T.1A XX330 at Isle of Man EGNS 18/04/16 by IOM Aviation Photography, on Flickr
RAF Hawk T.1A XX330 at Isle of Man EGNS 18/04/16 by IOM Aviation Photography, on Flickr
..but thankfully not! Performing an ILS go-around at 1310 was "Kuga49" or similar. This turned out to be RAF Hawk T.1 XX157. It was shortly followed by "Kuga 40" (Again call-sign number might be a bit out). This being XX330
These two have previously been on lease to the Royal Navy and returned. I believe with now with 4 Sqn?
XX157
RAF Hawk T.1A XX157 at Isle of Man EGNS 18/04/16 by IOM Aviation Photography, on FlickrRAF Hawk T.1A XX157 at Isle of Man EGNS 18/04/16 by IOM Aviation Photography, on FlickrXX330
RAF Hawk T.1A XX330 at Isle of Man EGNS 18/04/16 by IOM Aviation Photography, on FlickrRAF Hawk T.1A XX330 at Isle of Man EGNS 18/04/16 by IOM Aviation Photography, on Flickr