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The F-35 Lighting II is a magnificent aircraft with unmatched capabilities. But to ensure that the fighter jet's impressive technology makes the difference in a potential future conflict, Lockheed Martin and the Pentagon need to sort out the production problems that trouble the F-35 program.
This year's Red Flag was notable as it marked the first time Australian F-35s had participated. The fifth-generation aircraft from both the U.S. and Australian Air Forces were put to the test.
South Korea has formalised its plans to expand its fleet of Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II fifth-generation fighter aircraft.
The F-35 Lighting II is the most popular fifth-generation fighter jet in the skies today. Its technological edge and capabilities are mainly why the aircraft is so highly sought after by many countries. And, in some respects, that creates a problem.
The F-35 might be the most powerful fighter jet to ever fly in the sky. And yet, the massive price tag means it will be constantly second-guessed.