Variants
- Fo.140 Gnat
- Private-venture prototype fighter, one built.
- Fo.141 Gnat
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- Gnat F.1
- Single seat lightweight fighter exported to Finland, India and Yugoslavia, 50 built by Folland at Hamble. This was also built in India under licence as the HAL Gnat.
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- Gnat FR.1
- One aircraft for Finland was built with three nose-mounted 70mm Vinten cameras and designated FR.1, it was joined by a Ministry of Supply aircraft purchased by Folland and modified to the same standard. Both aircraft were delivered to Finland on 12 October 1960.
- Fo.142 Gnat / Gnat F.2
- Proposed improved F.1 with more powerful engine and thinner wing, not built.
- Fo.143 Gnat / Gnat F.4
- Proposed improved F.2 with air intercept radar and ability to carry guided weapons, not built.
- Fo.144 Gnat Trainer / Gnat T.1
- Two-seat advanced trainer aircraft for the Royal Air Force, 105 built by Hawker Siddeley.
- HAL Ajeet
- Indian development of the Gnat F.1
- HAL Ajeet Trainer
- Two-seat tandem trainer version for the Indian Air Force. This version was derived from the HAL Ajeet and differed considerably from the Gnat T.1 used by the RAF.
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