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Deliveries of New F-35s Resume After Three Months

After a $4+ billion investment in adaptive engine technology, the Air Force is skipping the resulting powerplants, meant for the F-35, and reaching for another advance in propulsion.

Air Force Skips AETP Engines for F-35, Presses on with NGAP

Lockheed Martin Clears Crucial Hurdle to Restarting F-35 Deliveries

Maintaining What Matters: An Engine Fit for the F-35

Entire F-35 Fleet to Get Fix for Engine Vibration Issue

Pratt & Whitney’s New Fix for F-35 Engine Issues Will Allow Deliveries to Resume

GE Says New F-35 Engine Would Refresh Propulsion Industrial Base

F-35 Deliveries May Resume by March, as Pratt Says It Has an Engine Fix

Lockheed: F-35 Deliveries Still Frozen, Classified Programs Growing Fastest

All F-35, F135 Engine Deliveries Suspended Pending Crash Investigation

Pratt Says F135 Upgrade for F-35 Would Save $40 Billion over New Adaptive Engines

LaPlante: DOD Won’t ‘Kick the Can’ on F-35 New Engine Decision; Won’t Break Up JPO

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