23 mars 2022 | International, Aérospatial

Le Pentagone diminue de 35% sa commande de F-35 pour 2023

Le Pentagone s'apprêterait à diminuer la commande de F-35 pour l'année fiscale 2023. Il n'y a aucune indication sur un changement du nombre total de F-35 commandés, il s'agirait plus d'un ralentissement des livraisons annuelles suite aux très nombreux retards et défaut sur cet appareil.

https://air-cosmos.com/article/le-pentagone-diminue-de-35-sa-commande-de-f-35-pour-2023-28835

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