Lockheed Martin, in collaboration with the F-35 Pax River Integrated Test Force (ITF), has concluded an initial flight test that incorporated the Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) system onto ...

By successfully demonstrating a live, classified data exchange between an in-flight F-35 and a non-U.S. C2 system, the Royal Netherlands Air Force didn’t just check a technical box, it made a ...

A group of 16 retired U.S. Air Force generals is asking congressional leaders to increase the purchase of F-35 Lightning ...

In terms of air superiority, the F-35 Lightning II is virtually unparalleled in the skies. The F-35 Lightning II is widely considered to be the top fighter jet in service today.

An F-35 has off-boarded data to a non-U.S. command and control system for the first time in testing by Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works and the UK Royal Air Force.

The hardware is now being built into new jets. The F-35 is often called a “flying computer” due to its use of a central computer system to control all aspects of the aircraft.

The F-35 Lightning II celebrated a historic milestone as the worldwide fleet has officially reached one million flight hours logged by 16 services with more than 1,100 aircraft. The F-35 Lightning ...

The football field-sized IAL is comprised of over 3,000 parts and up to 115 assembly positions. The company puts together 10 ...

BAE Systems has successfully tested its next-generation vehicle management computer for the F-35 Lightning II, maximising processing power for enhanced mission capabilities and safety improvements.

The J-35 is frequently likened to the F-35, a U.S.-made fifth-generation stealth fighter billed by defense giant Lockheed Martin as the "most lethal, survivable and connected fighter jet in the world.

Lockheed Martin's F-35 fleet has surpassed 1 million flight hours since 2011. Hill Air Force Base plays a large role in housing and sustaining a large portion of the Department of Defense's F-35A ...

Computational upgrades have made it possible for F-35s to fly at 35,000 feet at nearly the speed of sound, according to program officials.