RAF Halts Hawk Training Flights After Jet Crash in Wales

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Two crew members are receiving medical treatment after their BAE Hawk T2 training aircraft crashed on Sept. 23. The aircraft departed from RAF Valley on the island of Anglesey in North Wales and crashed shortly after takeoff, though both pilots ejected safely before the impact.

The Royal Air Force has suspended all flight operations for its Hawk T1 and T2 fleets as a precaution while an investigation into the incident continues. The RAF has confirmed the crash but has provided no further details regarding the cause.

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RAF Halts Hawk Training Flights After Jet Crash in Wales

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