Hawker Hunter F.6 · DCS World
Ravens
Aerobatic Team
Break limits. Not focus.
Four-ship Hawker Hunter F.6 formation flying for virtual airshow crowds in DCS World. Founded 2023. We rehearse a fixed display profile — spacing, power and breaks — until the set is repeatable on recording.
Next display
FIDAE
5 Sept
Display profile
We fly a four-ship diamond on the Hunter F.6: lead on centreline, left and right wing on spacing references, slot closing the rear of the box. Each pass is briefed with target airspeed, line distance and break height before anyone straps in.
Power changes and roll rates are kept matched so the formation does not breathe in and out through the routine. When a run is clean enough to record, that tape becomes the reference for the next week's sorties.
Who we are
Virtual display team in DCS World.
Hawker Hunter F.6 formation routine. Founded 2023.
The Ravens are a fictional aerobatic team built for virtual airshow crowds. Everyone flies the same airframe so power, spacing and sight pictures stay comparable across the roster.
Pilots and support staff are spread across time zones. We keep a named slot list each season — lead, wings, slot and ground roles — and post open positions on this site when we need to fill a chair.
Rehearsals are run against a written display profile: entry line, formation passes, breaks and rejoins. Media on the site is there so applicants and audiences can see what the finished routine looks like before they fly with us.
Aircraft
Hawker Hunter F.6
One type for the display line so power and spacing stay comparable. The F.6 was the RAF's definitive day-fighter Hunter: single-seat, Rolls-Royce Avon turbojet, four 30 mm ADEN cannon in the nose.
In DCS we fly the type in a clean display configuration — formation geometry and energy management matter more than weapons employment. The stats below are for the real aircraft; our routines are briefed around sensible cruise and break speeds in-sim.
- Engine
- Rolls-Royce Avon 203 turbojet (~10,000 lbf static thrust)
- Wingspan
- 33 ft 8 in (10.25 m)
- Length
- 45 ft 10 in (13.98 m)
- Height
- 13 ft 2 in (~4.0 m)
- Wing area
- 349 sq ft (~32.4 m²)
- Max speed
- ~700 mph level (Mach ~0.92 class)
- Service ceiling
- ~50,000 ft
- Thrust / weight
- ~0.42 at max takeoff (~10,000 lbf / ~24,000 lb MTOW), higher when light
- Armament (era)
- 4 × 30 mm ADEN cannon; operational marks could carry rockets, bombs, or Sidewinders
- First flight (type)
- July 1951 (Hunter prototype); F.6 in RAF service from 1956
Open roles
Flight and support positions for the current season. Each open slot links to the application form assigned to that role in admin — read the requirements before you submit.
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