British Firm Vying to Build Next Red Arrows Jets Collapses The collapse of Aeralis, a British aerospace company vying to build the next generation of Red Arrows jets, highlights the UK's struggling defence industry and the government's inability to provide clear direction.
The administration of the company, which employed around 30 people, has sparked concerns about job losses and the impact on the country's aerospace sector.
The Strategic Defence Review recommended replacing the Hawk jets flown by the RAF's Red Arrows with a "cost effective, advanced trainer jet" within the next decade.