No, The F-35B Does Not Use Afterburner In Vertical Landing Mode
Imagery of F-35Bs operating at night make it look like afterburner is used in vertical mode, but the truth is more interesting.
Source: yahoo.com
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Imagery of F-35Bs operating at night make it look like afterburner is used in vertical mode, but the truth is more interesting.
F-35 Joint Strike Fighters have made the first Shipborne Rolling Vertical Landings (SRVL) onto the Royal Navy’s Prince of Wales aircraft carrier.