From a weather restriction to a "serious" airworthiness risk, the Air Force's newest training jet faces far more issues than previously reported, an investigation by Breaking Defense found.

Boeing said the T-7A Red Hawk training jet they are producing for the Air Force doesn’t fulfill Navy requirements.

At issue was the T-7’s engine—the same engine used in the F/A-18 Super Hornet—which would have required an expensive redesign ...

The U.S. Air Force is entering a new chapter in how it builds fighter pilots — and the T-7A Red Hawk is writing that story.

BAE Systems is committed to performing final assembly and development work on the T-7 Redhawk in the UK if the Boeing-Saab platform is selected as the Royal Air Force’s (RAF) Hawk jet trainer ...

Boeing has stepped aside in the US Navy's trainer jet competition, announcing that its T-7A Red Hawk is now incompatible with ...

T-7A Red Hawk advanced trainer is nearing the completion of its developmental test flying. The first production-representative test vehicle T-7A—known within the program as A-1—flies over Edwards Air ...

The field of competitors to design and build the Navy's next jet trainer has narrowed to just two teams, and both are putting ...

An Air Force test pilot with the 419th Flight Test Squadron describes the rigorous testing and development needed to introduce the new T-7A Red Hawk jet trainer. The T-38 has been an exceptional ...

The T-45 Goshawk jet trainer has helped to train generations of Naval pilots since 1991, when the T-45A version first entered service. Over the years, the tandem-seated jet has been used in advanced ...