Defense contractor Lockheed Martin cleared the F-35 Lightning II to fly on up to 50 percent synthetic aviation turbine fuel ...
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Lockheed Martin and Royal Norwegian Air Force Certify F-35 Fleet for Sustainable Fuel UseThe milestone “signal(s) progress toward reducing emissions while maintaining mission readiness,” according to Lockheed ...
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The F-35: Better Than You ThinkThe Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II is surrounded by controversy regarding not only it's potential capabilities in battle, ...
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Fueling the future: F-35 jets take off with 50% synthetic fuel compatibilityLockheed Martin has approved the use of synthetic aviation turbine fuels in F-35 jets, marking a significant milestone in ...
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Norway's F-35s Are Going Green—And America's Could FollowAerospace giant Lockheed Martin announced this week that its F-35 Lightning II completed the first flight using "synthetic ...
F-35 debate intensifies as the Air Force Secretary challenges Elon Musk’s view on piloted jets—who’s really right?
Lockheed Martin has approved the use of synthetic aviation turbine fuels (SATF) in the F-35 Lightning II, aiming to enhance ...
Norwegian company Nammo has signed a contract to deliver its 25 mm Armour Piercing Explosive (APEX) round to Australia, the company announced in a recent press release.
The harsh climate, hazardous shipping, limited infrastructure and tiny local workforce have for years left a promised gold ...
The Dutch MoD said that, presently, various helicopter platforms cannot exchange important information with other aircraft or ...
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