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Thursday, February 10, 2011

F-35 Replan Adds Time, Resources For Testing

F-35 Lightning IIDetails of the revamped F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program are emerging and showing that, despite more than nine years of work, almost six years of challenging development and testing still lie ahead for the Lockheed Martin-led project.

Both flight testing and software development have been replanned using industry-standard productivity rates rather than the aggressive—and unachievable—assumptions on which the original program was built.

This means many more sorties to refly flight-sciences test points and for regression testing of mission-system software changes.

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