T-1A Jayhawk: Final Flight Ends 34 Years of USAF Service
The Air Force retired the T-1A Jayhawk on August 28, 2026, ending 34 years of training the pilots who fly its tankers and transports.
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The Air Force retired the T-1A Jayhawk on August 28, 2026, ending 34 years of training the pilots who fly its tankers and transports.
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