Israel’s purchase of an additional tranche of advanced F-35 aircraft from Lockheed Martin is a major win for America’s ailing ...

The F-35 fighter jets feature a highly advanced cockpit filled with advanced technology, dedicated to radar jamming, ...

James Taiclet says he has a new idea for Lockheed Martin: Beef up the F-35 with its failed bid for NGAD. Lockheed Martin lost the bid for the NGAD, now called the F-47, to Boeing. Taiclet wants ...

Company CEO Jim Taiclet claims that by applying advanced technologies to the F-35, 80% of the F-47’s capability can be achieved at 50% of the cost. As ...

Lockheed Martin is developing an advanced F-35 that can fly without a pilot. The CEO said it would be half the cost of a sixth-generation fighter.

Lockheed Martin faces risks from F-35 program cuts, increased competition, and heavy reliance on U.S. defense spending. Learn more about LMT stock here.

Lockheed Martin expects to be awarded a finalized contract on its F-35 jets, which have been beset by delays in a technology upgrade, sooner than it previously anticipated, the U.S. defense ...

Lockheed Martin, which had already designed and built the F-22 Raptor and F-35 Lightning II, was widely expected to win the contract. However, the contract was instead awarded to Boeing ...

Lockheed Martin plans to fold technologies it developed in its unsuccessful bid for the Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance platform into the F-35 and F-22 Raptor to create a ...

Lockheed Martin hopes to adapt sixth-generation stealth capabilities into the F-35 by changing some of its coatings and tweaking the outer mold line to better hide it from radar and infrared.

PARIS—Lockheed Martin says it has completed work on a long-delayed upgrade for the F-35, known at Technology Refresh 3, but the company is still awaiting formal approval from the government.

Lockheed Martin plans to develop a version of the F-35 that can fly without a pilot, according to the company’s CEO—one of many upgrades the company is pitching for the program after it lost ...