RAAFstays with Adour on Hawk
The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) has opted to stay with the Rolls-Royce/ Turboméca Adour engine for its planned fleet of British Aerospace Hawk 100 lead-in fighters, rather than switch to the alternative ITEC F124 powerplant proposed by AlliedSignal.
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