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Sunday, September 08, 2013

UK, Norway could share F-35 support work

F-35 Lightning IINorway and the UK are to explore increased co-operation on the Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, saying opportunities exist in "technical maintenance and sustainment, as well as within training of pilots and technical personnel".

Confirmed following a bilateral meeting held in London on 5 September, the pact builds on a wider co-operation agreement which was established by the nations' defence ministries last year.

"Both nations are encouraged by recent progress in the development and manufacture of the F-35," the Norwegian defence ministry says.

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