Will Red Arrows still fly the flag for Britain?

The spokesperson added BAE Systems "continue to meet the RAF's daily flying hours requirements on the Hawk T2 and Red Arrows ...

Fury as Red Arrows on brink of having to fly non-British planes for first time ever

EXCLUSIVE: Sources say defence chiefs are favouring a predominately US-made aircraft for the Red Arrows.
Daily Mail

Red Arrows could soon be made up of foreign-built planes, experts fear

The Red Arrows may be forced to fly foreign-built jets for the first time amid warnings that British manufacturers are at risk of being frozen out of the competition to replace the team's ageing ...
LincolnshireWorld on MSN

Lincolnshire MP’s call for Red Arrows jets to stay British-made as future under question

A Lincolnshire MP has called for the Red Arrows to continue being made in Britain amid claims that their future is in ...
Stars and Stripes

From the archives: Jets line up for a show at RAF Mildenhall, 2000

RAF Mildenhall, England, May 2000: Hawk T1 jets belonging to the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, the Red Arrows, are lined up ready for the show. The aerobatic team, founded in 1965, has been flowing ...