With word that the Tom Clancy air combat game is titled Tom Clancy's HAWX, publisher Ubisoft has issued two screenshots, a piece of concept art, and a trailer. "Soon, flying at Mach 3 becomes a right, not a privilege," the company claimed.

Developed by the Blazing Angels team at Ubisoft Romania, HAWX is set for a fall release on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Get the Flash Player to see this player.

In an article that offers the game's first media, IGN reports that the previously untitled Ubisoft air combat game, announced last year, is Tom Clancy's HAWX.

HAWX is set during 2012, a time when the world has come to depend on private military companies, with the result being the development of a global conflict.

The game is set to feature over 50 different fighters, a single-player campaign that can be played in co-op mode with 4 people total, and a 16 player Versus mode. Also look for an "Enhanced Reality System," which is described as being similar to an assist system in a racing game; more freedom and control will be available to those who disable it, at the cost of higher difficulty.

Tom Clancy's HAWX is being developed by the Blazing Angels team at Ubisoft Romania, and is set for a fall release on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Adding to the ongoing series of reconnaissance, stealth, and tactical ops titles, Ubisoft announced a new Tom Clancy game today--an untitled air combat game set in the Clancy universe. The title in development by Blazing Angels developers Ubisoft Bucharest will retail for PC and current-gen consoles sometime next year.

"The player will experience all the action and excitement of modern air combat, from intense dog fighting to tactical strikes," said Ubisoft Bucharest director Sebastien Delen. The game will give players the chance to be top guns in a sometime-in-the-future setting, defending America against a power-hungry group of mercenaries.

Ubisoft Bucharest's experience with the Blazing Angels series of flight combat sims makes the studio a natural choice for the project, and the game will of course support online multiplayer dogfighting. Another recent addition to the Clancy clan of games is Tom Clancy's EndWar, a real-time strategy game from Ubisoft Shanghai set to hit PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 early next year.