CT-155 Hawk
The CT-155 Hawk is used to train pilots for front-line fighter aircraft. With its superior technology, this jet can perform a wide range of high-performance training missions.
The Hawk’s cockpit features a heads-up display, hands-on throttle and stick controls as well as integrated navigation and targeting systems.
| Length | 12.42 m |
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| Wingspan | 9.08 m |
| Height | 3.98 m |
| Maximum gross weight | 9,100 kg |
| Maximum speed | 1,482 km/h |
| Range | 2,622 km |
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| This aircraft is used for | Fighter jet trainer |
A near mid-air collision occurred between the CT155 and a Thrush aerial application aircraft returning to Moose Jaw Municipal Airport, following an aerial application in some fields located to the west of Moose Jaw.
August 21, 2018
Other Royal Canadian Air Force aircraft
- CC-130H Hercules
- CC-130J Hercules
- CC-138 Twin Otter
- CC-144 Challenger
- CC-150 Polaris
- CC-177 Globemaster III
- CC-295 Kingfisher
- CF-188 Hornet
- CH-139 Jet Ranger
- CH-146 Griffon
- CH-147F Chinook
- CH-148 Cyclone
- CH-149 Cormorant
- CP-140 Aurora
- CT-114 Tutor
- CT-142 Dash-8
- CT-155 Hawk
- CT-156 Harvard II
- BE-350 King Air
- Bell 412CF
- C-90B King Air
- Grob-G120A
- Historical aircraft
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