Lockheed Stresses Global Demand For F-35s As U.S. Buys May Dip

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Thursday 15 February 2024 Aerospace Digest Civil, military and space Lockheed Stresses Global Demand For F-35s As U.S. Buys May Dip Brian Everstine Lockheed Martin expects growing international demand to keep its F-35 production line running at pace amid a potential reduction in U.S. buys of the aircraft. Read more. Advertisement Ellsworth Adhesives offers Henkel Loctite aerospace-grade adhesives, encapsulants, lubricants, sealants, and surface prep materials for the aerospace industry. Products provide strength and environmental resistance for metal and composite bonding. ISO 9001:2015 & AS9120B registered. AFA Warfare Symposium 2024 U.S. Air Force Plans To Use New, Quick Start Acquisition Authority Brian Everstine The U.S. Air Force is planning to use newly provided authority to jump-start two major acquisition programs ahead of budgetary authorization. Advertisement Improving aircraft efficiency through increased use of electrical power Our aerospace pedigree and expertise in electrical power uniquely positions us to accelerate the electrification of your next generation of aircraft. Visit us at the Singapore Airshow to learn more, booth A-E01. Reliable Robotics Marks Progress On Certifying Autonomous Systems Ben Goldstein The FAA has OK'd a pair of proposals by Reliable Robotics outlining certification requirements for the company’s autonomous navigation and autopilot systems. Advertisement Northrop Grumman is a leading global aerospace and defense technology company. Our pioneering solutions equip our customers with the capabilities they need to connect and protect the world, and push the boundaries of human exploration across the universe. Visit www.ngc.com/afa to learn more. Geopolitical Elements Highlighted in Top 10 Latin Aftermarket Influences Lee Ann Shay A view of timely elements impacting Latin America’s aftermarket. Advertisement The Gambit Series Today's security environments demand actionable intelligence to save lives. GA-ASI's The Gambit Series – a family of autonomous combat aircraft – partners with warfighters to cover them in the air so they can cover their missions, 24/7. Gambit lets U.S. forces move fast...and move first. Learn more. More From Aviation Week Network Engine MRO capacity continues to be a challenge for the region, constrained by a lack of skilled labor and a shortage of parts repair availability, while ongoing durability problems are causing an increasing number of shop events. Against this backdrop, what trends do the panel see in the structure of maintenance agreements between engine lessors, airlines and OEMs? How is this changing on new generation engines? Register today! Aviation Week Network analyst and several core industry experts will discuss and identify key readiness trends and drivers in the military logistics sector and share their forecasts for the coming years. Attend MALMS to hear about overarching market conditions, expectations for shifting demands, and the challenges facing operators and the industry engaged in military sustainment. Learn more Advertisement Follow us to get the inside scoop on the big news. Window Seat Podcast Podcast: Exclusive Interview With Former American Airlines CEO Doug Parker Karen Walker A conversation with former American Airlines CEO Doug Parker looking back at his long and game-changing industry career. Listen Now Advertisement Drone Show Korea is the truly Remarkable and the Biggest Drone Exhibition & Conference in Asia! It is the leading platform that serves the industry by bridging the intricate network of key players in the public/private sector, academia and military. Join us and stay ahead of the competition. Aviation Week & Space Technology Subscription Required Aerospace Executives Finally Rediscover The Shop Floor Michael Bruno In what is becoming a year of going back to basics, aerospace manufacturing workers have the microphone. Subscribe Today Aviation Week Intelligence Network Subscription required AFRL Cuts Back Hypersonic Mayhem Demonstrator Plan Guy Norris The U.S. AFRL has decided to wind down its ambitious air-breathing hypersonic Mayhem development program, citing insufficient operational demand. Daily Memo: The Return Of An Icahn Christine Boynton, Jens Flottau Monday turned out to be quite an unusual day for JetBlue Airways.

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