IAF Launches Global Hunt For Ageing Hawk Successor To Train Future Fighter Pilots

The Indian Air Force has initiated the long-awaited process to replace its Hawk MK-132 advanced jet trainers, issuing a Request for Information to both Indian and global manufacturers for around 150 aircraft, The New Indian Express reported.These Stage-III (F) trainers will be the final step before pilots move into operational fighter squadrons. They are expected to familiarise young pilots with
The Indian Air Force has initiated the long-awaited process to replace its Hawk MK-132 advanced jet trainers, issuing a Request for Information to both Indian and global manufacturers for around 150 aircraft, The New Indian Express reported.These Stage-III (F) trainers will be the final step before pilots move into operational fighter squadrons. They are expected to familiarise young pilots with
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