Two Pilots Killed in Saudi Air Force Hawk Jet Crash
A Saudi Royal Air Force (RSAF) Hawk Jet aircraft crashed killing its two crew members in the northwestern region of the kingdom on Monday, the Saudi news agency SPA reported.
Quoting an unnamed source, the SPA reported that the crash of the Hawk training aircraft occurred on Monday at noon during a training flight and authorities have begun an investigation to establish the cause of the crash.
The Saudi Hawk trainer jets have been supplied by BAE Systems and serves the function of a trainer and is part of the RSAF aerobatics team.
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