Hurricane Mk. LXIX

A version of the Hawker Hurricane used by the Yugoslav Air Force during World War II. It was similar to the Mk. IV but featured a different radio system.

Hurricane Mk. LIV

A version of the Hawker Hurricane used by the Royal Australian Air Force during World War II. It was similar to the Mk. IV but featured a different radio system.

Hurricane Mk. LXX

A version of the Hawker Hurricane used by the Romanian Air Force during World War II. It was similar to the Mk. IV but featured a different radio system.

Hurricane Mk. LV

A version of the Hawker Hurricane used by the Royal New Zealand Air Force during World War II. It was similar to the Mk. IV but featured a different radio system.

Hurricane Mk. LVI

A version of the Hawker Hurricane used by the South African Air Force during World War II. It was similar to the Mk. IV but featured a different radio system.

Ht. 157: Hurricane Mk. XLI

A specialized version of the Hurricane designed for ground attack operations. It was heavily armed and equipped with armor plating for protection against small-arms fire.

Ht. 158: Hurricane Mk. XLII

A final production variant of the Hurricane, featuring a number of minor improvements over previous versions. It was used by the RAF and other Commonwealth air forces until the end of the war.

Ht. 159: Hurricane Mk. XLIII

A proposed variant of the Hurricane that was never built. It was intended to be a heavily armed and armored fighter for use in the European Theater, but the design was abandoned due to the development of more advanced aircraft.

Ht. 160: Hurricane Mk. XLIV

A proposed variant of the Hurricane that was never built. It was intended to be a high-altitude interceptor for use against German bombers, but the design was abandoned due to the development of more advanced aircraft.

Ht. 161: Hurricane Mk. XLV

A proposed variant of the Hurricane that was never built. It was intended to be a night fighter for use against German bombers, but the design was abandoned due to the development of more advanced aircraft.