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The Air Force is grounding more than 50 of its CV-22 Osprey aircraft until further notice due to a number of "safety incidents" involving its clutch, a report says.

The Pentagon’s costliest program ever—the $398 billion F-35 Joint Strike Fighter made by Lockheed Martin Corp.—has had its share of travails: software snafus, delays, and most recently groundings. But it’s set to be largely insulated from a problem that seems poised to plague other weapon...

These are “an issue to the user community and a major concern negatively impacting the fleet,” the agency said.

The Defence Department says it is monitoring concerns over pilot ejector seats that saw the US ground hundreds of its aircraft.

Israel Air Force halts training flights due to problem with the ejection seats found in the United States military F-35 Joint Strike Fighter fleet.

In wake of problem reported in US, IDF says Air Force commander orders entire fleet examined, will approve operational activity on case-by-case basis

Lockheed Martin and the Joint Program Office (JPO) have accelerated their efforts to finalise Germany's contract to procure the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), a senior official noted on 22 June. An artist's impression of the F...

"It’s not a matter of data rights, it’s matter of data delivery and being able to have that data delivered is going to cost money,” Lt. Gen. Eric Fick said.

Lockheed Martin shares lost 6% of value since the company reported. The situation in Ukraine will be impactful for Lockheed. See more on LMT stock here.

The first elements of a Manned-Unmanned Teaming capability could be added to the Lockheed Martin F-35 during the ongoing F-35 Block 4 modernization program,