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First F-35s required chilled fuel if temperatures on day of flight were above 80°F: Lockheed Martin Flightline Quality Assurance Manager explains why
F-35 Lightning II
Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
First F-35s required chilled fuel if temperatures on day of flight were above 80°F: Lockheed Martin Flightline Quality Assurance Manager explains why
By
Dario Leone
Sep 22 2026
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Lockheed Martin System Engineer on why F-35 is the most successful fighter ever produced
Sep 18 2026
By
Dario Leone
Military Aviation / Weapons
Rafale and Typhoon fighters armed with Meteor BVRAAM are not credible threat for F-35. Here’s why.
Sep 17 2026
By
Dario Leone
Military Aviation
Naval Aviator explains why the US is still ahead with the F-35 despite China’s advancements in stealth aircraft
Jul 11 2026
By
Dario Leone
Military Aviation
US Navy Operations Specialist tells how a B-21 Raider loaded with a gazillion of air-to-air missiles could keep Chinese J-20 stealth fighters at bay
Jun 9 2026
By
Dario Leone
Aviation News / Military Aviation
Taiwan could receive F-35, Lightning II not better than Su-57 for India: Q & A with renowned F-35 expert Abraham Abrams
May 21 2026
By
Abraham Abrams
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Helion & Company
Military Aviation
Here’s why the F-35 is better than the F-22 and why the gap in performance will continue to grow: Q & A with renowned F-35 expert Abraham Abrams
May 16 2026
By
Abraham Abrams
Sponsored by:
Helion & Company
Military Aviation
Here’s why the F-35 Lightning II is both A Great and Terrible Program: Q & A with renowned F-35 expert Abraham Abrams
May 9 2026
By
Abraham Abrams
Sponsored by:
Helion & Company
Military Aviation
How France Tried and Failed to Steal a Tender From the F-35 Using Investment Offers
Apr 29 2026
By
Abraham Abrams
Sponsored by:
Helion & Company
Aviation News / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
Iran shares photos of downed F-35 but images show F-15E wreckage
Apr 3 2026
By
Dario Leone
Aviation News / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
USAF F-35A pilot wounded by shrapnel after Lightning II hit over Iran
Mar 23 2026
By
Dario Leone
Aviation News / Military Aviation
US Military could receive more than 100 F-35s without radar
Mar 21 2026
By
Dario Leone
Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
US F-35 hit by alleged Iranian fire forced to make emergency landing
Mar 19 2026
By
Dario Leone
Aviation News / Military Aviation
Video of Israeli F-35I shooting down Iranian Yak-130
Mar 5 2026
By
Dario Leone
Military Aviation
The Su-57 Felon is marketed as stealth fighter but It has the same RCS of a clean Super Hornet (and 1,000 times bigger than that of the F-35). Here’s why.
Feb 25 2026
By
Dario Leone
Aviation News / Military Aviation
New US F-35s delivered with ballast in place of radar because of APG-85 delays
Feb 13 2026
By
Dario Leone
Aviation News / Military Aviation
Finland’s first F-35 Arrives at Ebbing ANGB for Training
Jan 24 2026
By
Dario Leone
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