The National Interest on MSN1d
How Boeing’s X-32 Jet Fell to Lockheed’s F-35
Whether for looks or performance or both, the loss of the JSF contract surely hurt Boeing—and led the conglomerate into a ...
Aviation Week Network1d
Trump Moves Prompt Some International F-35 Buyers To Reconsider
The Canadian review has reverberated among F-35 operators in Europe. Denmark in particular is caught in the geopolitical ...
The Pentagon Denies the F-35 Has a Kill Switch, but Its Software Demands Amount to the Same Thing
Buying an F-35 is a lot like buying a Tesla. Buyers are locked into an ecosystem with complicated software that’s required to ...
The National Interest2d
Does the F-35 Come With a “Kill Switch”? Europe Is Worried
According to the Joint Program Office (JPO) that handles all things relevant to the F-35, there is no kill switch—and thus no ...
The Aviationist2d
Danish F-35As to Gradually Take Over NATO QRA Missions
The F-35 will gradually replace the F-16 in the RDAF, starting from the air intercept duties as part of NATO’s QRA service, ...
Europe and Canada eyeing alternatives to American-made fighter jets. Here’s why
President Trump has left NATO members questioning whether Washington will honor the trans-Atlantic alliance's commitment to ...
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Trump's handling of Ukraine and tariffs has NATO rethinking the U.S.-made F-35 fighter
The F-35 was meant as a one-size-fits-all fighter that could be used across NATO. But strained U.S.-Europe relations are ...
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Portugal and Canada put the Spanish Navy in a difficult situation in relation to the F-35 fighter
The cancellations by Portugal and Canada make things more difficult for the Spanish Navy.
Regtechtimes on MSN4d
F-35 Fighter Jet Becomes $2 Trillion Disaster as Allies Abandon Costly Jet Amid Broken Promises
Lightning II, the U.S. military’s most expensive and high-tech fighter jet, is facing a major setback as several allied nations are backing out of their purchase agreements. The aircraft, once seen as ...