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Boeing T-7A Red Hawk Advanced Trainer Family

The Boeing T-7A Red Hawk is an active advanced jet-trainer family developed by Boeing and Saab for the U.S. Air Force. Its digitally designed and tested airframe, integrated training system, and production program replace the T-38 trainer while preserving a meaningful Boeing-Saab development boundary and future fighter/bomber pilot-training mission.

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Identity

Aliases
T-7A Red HawkBoeing T-7Boeing-Saab T-7T-XeT-7AT-7ABoeing T-7ARed Hawk
Family Name
Boeing T-7A Red Hawk
Full Name
Boeing T-7A Red Hawk Advanced Trainer Family
Roles
militarytrainer
Status
active
Type
aircraft

Details

Aircraft Specs
Configuration
fixed_wing
Crew Capacity
2
Max Speed
…
Max Takeoff Mass
…
Operating Modes
land
Range
…
Service Ceiling
…
Takeoff Landing Capabilities
conventional
Description
The Boeing T-7A Red Hawk is an active advanced jet-trainer family developed by Boeing and Saab for the U.S. Air Force. Its digitally designed and tested airframe, integrated training system, and production program replace the T-38 trainer while preserving a meaningful Boeing-Saab development boundary and future fighter/bomber pilot-training mission.
Dimensions
Height
…
Length
…
Wingspan
…
First Flight Year
2,023
Manufacturer
Propulsion Configurations
  • Entries
    • Count
      1
      Placement
      fuselage
      Propulsion System
      Role
      main
      Stage
      airframe
      Variant Notes
      GE Aerospace identifies F404-GE-103 for T-7A; this exact variant record preserves the documented -103 boundary without collapsing adjacent F404 variants.
    Name
    T-7A GE F404 installation
    Notes
    GE Aerospace identifies F404-GE-103 as the exact afterburning turbofan derivative for the Boeing T-7A Red Hawk; the canonical exact variant now resolves that documented boundary.

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Creation Time
August 15, 2026 at 05:33:25 UTC
Updated Time
August 24, 2026 at 23:04:42 UTC
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