The Boeing-Saab T-7A is a two-seat advanced trainer that will replace the Northrop T-38 Talon in the USAF. 351 aircraft are on order. The first two protypes (T-X) first flew in December 2016. In September 2019 the aircraft was Christened as the T-7A “Red Hawk” in honour of The Tuskegee Airmen who flew aircraft in WWII with red tails. In April 2022, Boeing rolled out the first Engineering & Manufacturing Development (EMD) jet at a ceremony at Lambert, St Louis. The paint scheme droped the darker grey on the forward fuselage and the red tail bore the code “RA” for Randolf and “99 FTS”, which is the original Tuskegee squadron number, since adopted by the present day Randolf squadron, flying the T-1A Jayhawk. Complications with the ejection seat system have delayed delivery to the Air Force until 2025. The package comprises the two T-X prototypes and the two pre-production aircraft 21-7001 and 7002, the latter having flown from Lambert on the 28 June 2023. The “RA” paint scheme is also included although the flight status of this airframe is unclear. No AFCAD or Flight plans are included. The package is for FSX and P3D.