El primer avión de entrenamiento avanzado T-7A Red Hawk entró oficialmente en servicio durante una ceremonia oficial de llegada en la Base Conjunta San Antonio-Randolph, Texas | México Aeroespacial y Defensa

Step inside our facility in St. Louis, Mo., where we’ve begun production on the #T7A Red Hawk. It's the first “eSeries” jet to be digitally designed, built and tested, along a digital thread increasing production quality and reducing assembly time. The Boeing-Saab AB T-7A Red Hawk is the advanced trainer for future United States Air Force fighter and bomber pilots. Let’s go fly! | The Boeing Company

Acting Secretary of the Air Force Matthew Donovan announces the T-7A “Red Hawk” during the Air, Space and Cyber conference at the National Harbor. The name, Red Hawk, honors the legacy of Tuskegee Airmen, and pays homage to their signature red-tailed aircraft from World War II. The name is also a tribute to the Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, an American fighter aircraft that first flew in 1938 and was flown by the 99th Fighter Squadron, the U.S. Army Air Forces’ first African American fighter squadron. T

Meet Caroline “Blaze” Jensen, former Air Force Thunderbirds pilot and first woman qualified to fly the T-7A Red Hawk—but not the last. As part of #TeamBoeing she’s helping support the T-7 advanced training system for future pilots. Mindful of the women who blazed the trail for her, on each flight she carries a patch honoring the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) of World War II. #WomensHistoryMonth | The Boeing Company

Red Hawk Welcome! The first T-7A #RedHawk advanced trainer has been inducted into service to train future United States Air Force fighter and bomber pilots. The ceremony at Joint Base San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas welcomes the aircrew and jet to its new Air Education and Training Command home. Let’s go fly! | The Boeing Company