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Facelift for Queen's Hawkers

Wednesday, 2 February 2000

The UK ministry of defence has contracted CSE Aviation to repaint and structurally repair the fleet of six Hawker 125-700 aircraft which make up RAF squadron 32, the Queen's Flight. Work is due to be completed in 18 months. The Hawkers will be given red wings, a white fuselage and "Queen's Flight blue" cheatlines.

The UK ministry of defence has contracted CSE Aviation to repaint and structurally repair the fleet of six Hawker 125-700 aircraft which make up RAF squadron 32, the Queen's Flight.\rWork is due to be completed in 18 months. \rThe Hawkers will be given red wings, a white fuselage and "Queen's Flight blue" cheatlines.