Once again, the U.S. military grounds F-35 fighter jets. This time it was for cracks in an engine component of an F-35 in California.
A couple of weeks ago the Marine variant was grounded locally within days of being delivered because it wasn’t working correctly.
It is going to be a decade before you will be able to fly a factory-fresh F-35 with any confidence it won’t drop out of the sky. That’s assuming there is anyone left who wants to buy the aircraft.
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