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British aircraft manufacturer known for the Hurricane, the Hunter and the Harrier; the name later lived on in the Hawker business jets.
Country: United Kingdom · 4 aircraft types
Business aircraft from the Cessna Citation to the Gulfstream – out in force at many airports during trade fairs and major events.
Transports, tankers, trainers and combat aircraft. Seen mainly at military airfields, at airshows and as visitors at civil airports.
Hawker Hunter
Hunter F.6
Swept wings, intakes in the wing roots, a sound fans never forget: the Hawker Hunter shaped the Swiss Air Force for over 36 years and was the first jet of the Patrouille Suisse. Here is how to recognize the classic and where to experience it today.
Hawker Siddeley Harrier / BAe Sea Harrier
Harrier GR.1
Four swiveling nozzles, a single engine and outrigger wheels at the wingtips: the Harrier was the first operational combat aircraft that could take off and land vertically. Here you can read its history from the P.1127 to the Sea Harrier and find out where to see the first generation today.
Retired types and vintage aircraft that are only seen on special flights, at air days or in museums.
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