A clean, high-altitude test profile is not the same as an operational F-35 Lightning II hauling fuel, weapons, and mission ...

With the 777-8F now expected to enter service in early 2029, airlines are able to plan. Cargo operators can continue ...

Military aviation history is filled with aircraft that achieved extraordinary performance yet never became widely fielded. Some dominated the skies with unmatched stealth or speed, while others ...

Lockheed Martin delivered 191 F-35 fighter jets in 2025 - a new annual record, but several dozen of those aircraft had been held units delayed from past deliveries as the manufacturer caught up with ...

The first Finnish Air Force F-35A Lightning II arrived at Ebbing Air National Guard Base on Jan. 20, marking another major step in Fort Smith’s growing role in international military aviation training ...

The United States F-35 fighter program recently hit significant milestones in both the number of aircraft delivered and components produced as 20 allied and partner nations rapidly field the stealth ...

Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Sharren Haskel, has publicly stated Israel will not allow the transfer of Israeli-developed technology embedded in the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter to Türkiye, even if ...

A Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II of the Italy Air Force parks at Los Llanos military air base during the Tactical Leadership Programme in Albacete, Spain, on Nov. 21, 2024. (Joan ...

While Air Force F-35A and Navy F-35C fighters by Lockheed Martin were in the U.S. strike package against Venezuela on Jan. 3, a December Pentagon Inspector General (IG) report highlighted continuing ...

Lockheed Martin delivered 191 F-35s in 2025, setting an annual delivery record for the international stealth fighter, the company announced on Jan. 7. The delivery total easily outpaced the 110 F-35s ...

Jan 8 (Reuters) - Lockheed Martin (LMT.N), opens new tab said on Wednesday it delivered 191 F-35 fighter jets in 2025 to the United States and its allies, a record for the program. "Annual F-35 ...

Aaron Stein argues that “An F-35 Sale to Turkey Won’t Endanger Israel” (Letters, Jan. 5). That’s a nice but naive thought. The transaction would erode Israel’s qualitative military edge. The problem ...