Oman – 15 Hawk 103/203s in service in 2008, 8 Hawk 166s on order of which 2 delivered in July 2017. No. 6 Squadron at RAFO Masirah Qatar Emiri Air Force – nine Hawk Mk.167/T2As. 11 Squadron at RAF Leeming, United Kingdom Royal Saudi Air Force – 45 Hawk 65s. 22 Hawk 165s on order. No. 21 Squadron at Tabuk/King Faisal No. 79 Squadron at Tabuk/King Faisal No. 88 Squadron at Tabuk/King Faisal South African Air Force – 24 Hawk 120s 85 Combat Flying School at AFB Makhado Royal Air Force – 17 Hawk T1s/28 Hawk T2s No. 4 Flying Training School No. IV Squadron at RAF Valley No. XXV (Fighter) Squadron at RAF Valley RAF Aerobatic Team "Red Arrows" at RAF Scampton United Arab Emirates Air Force – 47 Hawk 61/63/102s delivered, 18 in service, 13 63A sold to Jordan No. 63 (Advanced Training) Squadron at Al Ain International (Flying Training School – Khalifa bin Zayed Air College) No. 102 Squadron at Minhad Former operators Jordanian Air Force – 13 Hawk 63 delivered from UAE, 12 withdrawn offered for sale 17 Squadron, at Prince Hassan Air Base in lead in fighter training role. Kenya Air Force – 7 Hawk 52s, out of service and retired as of 2012. Republic of Korea Air Force introduced 20 T-59 (Hawk 67) in September 1992. Retired from service in 2013. 216th Flight Training Squadron at Yecheon. Swiss Air Force: 20 Hawk Mk. 66s were in service between 1990 and 2002, of which 18 were sold to Finland in June 2007. Replaced by F-5F as an interim measure until the delivery of eight Pilatus PC-21s. Royal Air Force No. 1 Group No. 100 Squadron (1991–2022) No. 4 Flying Training School (not current) No. 74 (Reserve) Squadron (1992–2000) No. 208 (R) Squadron (1994–2016) No. 6 Flying Training School (not current) No. 1 Tactical Weapons Unit (not current) No. 79 (R) Squadron (1974–1992) No. 234 (R) Squadron (1992–1994) No. 2 Tactical Weapons Unit (not current) No. 63 (R) Squadron (1980–1992) No. 151 (R) Squadron (1981–1992) No. 7 Flying Training School (not current) No. 19 (R) Squadron (1992–2011) No. 92 (R) Squadron (1992–1994) Joint Forward Air Controller Training and Standards Unit (JFACTSU) (1993–2022) RAF Centre of Aviation Medicine (1998–2022) Royal Navy – 17 Hawk T1s Fleet Requirements and Aircraft Direction Unit (1994–2013) Navy Flying Standards Flight (Fixed Wing) (1994–2012) RNAS Yeovilton Hawk Detachment (2012–2013) 736 Naval Air