Four new F-35 fighter jets arrive in Denmark as program remains on track
Four new F-35 fighter jets arrived at Skrydstrup Air Base yesterday, marking a significant milestone for Denmark's defence capabilities.
Four new F-35 fighter jets arrived at Skrydstrup Air Base yesterday, marking a significant milestone for Denmark's defence capabilities.
The Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) has become the first international F-35 customer to link its simulators via Lockheed Martin's distributed mission training (DMT) network.
Lockheed Martin, the U.S. defence contractor, expects to secure a finalised contract for its F-35 fighter jets sooner than previously projected.
Two of Europe’s most powerful task forces teamed up for a week-long exercise as the Royal Navy’s headline global mission reaches its high point in the Mediterranean.
Lockheed Martin has so far delivered nearly 1,200 serial production F-35 Lightning II aircraft in various configurations.
Airmen from the 388th Fighter Wing completed a regional Agile Combat Employment exercise with the F-35A Lightning II, operating from forward and contingency locations.
Francken also mentioned that the F-35 fighters already ordered by Belgium are expected to be delivered “faster” than originally anticipated.
Eglin Air Force Base has established the first-ever F-35 Lightning II Combined Test Force (CTF) as of 1 May 2025.
The United States Department of Defense has announced the signing of a contract worth $17,2 million with Lockheed Martin.
In April, the F-35 Joint Program Office reported its highest monthly delivery of F-35 aircraft to date.
Komatsu Air Base on Japan’s western coast has become the latest hub for the country’s advanced air power with the arrival of its first F-35 Lightning II fighter aircraft.
Lockheed Martin's F-35 Engineering and Technology team has introduced new software quality gates aimed at detecting and resolving issues earlier in the development process.
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