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Denmark plans to replace the F-16MLUs with F-35s to meet its needs for national QRA and NATO’s Air Policing missions, but is also looking to support F-35 operations ... tons of fuel to the ...

Lockheed notes that it recently approved the F-35 to fly with a mix of up to 50% SAF, “depending on the type of raw materials and production pathway, combined with conventional jet fuel”.

Credit: Credit: Joris van Boven/Shutterstock. The Norwegian Air Force has taken a pioneering step by integrating sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) into the operation of its F-35 fighter jets. The jets ...

16 story has been corrected to change 'entered' to 'approach' in the headline, and to remove 'entered' from paragraph 1 after clarification from spokesperson) Two Norwegian F-35s stationed in ...

Norway and Lockheed Martin, in January 15 statements, announced that the Norwegian Air Force is the first F-35 user to use Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). In a native Norwegian statement that Google ...

Lockheed Martin’s approval, or “no technical objection,” paves the way for F-35 fuel tanks to be filled with up to 50% synthetic aviation turbine fuels, the company announced today. SATFs could be ...

Norway’s air force has flown a Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter fueled with sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as part a of national effort to reduce carbon emissions and strengthen ...

(Gerard Julien/AFP via Getty Images) WARSAW, Poland — As Slovakia readies to acquire new battle tanks for its military, the country’s Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Robert ...

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The US Congress members have to decide whether the $300 million per aircraft cost for the NGAD would justify and align with the Air Force’s needs.