Buying an F-35 is a lot like buying a Tesla. Buyers are locked into an ecosystem with complicated software that’s required to operate the vehicle.

Nervous European and Asian allies will reclaim the sovereignty they traded away for US protection.

According to the Joint Program Office (JPO) that handles all things relevant to the F-35, there is no kill switch—and thus no fear. Recent foreign policy disagreements between the United States ...

Some of America’s allies are considering dumping plans to buy the $127 million US plane, as the president upends traditional military alliances.

Online and social media commentary is lit up with the question of whether the United States’ fighter jet, the F-35, has a “kill switch.” The discussion takes key issues out of context and ...

Amid global concerns about the American-made stealth fighter's vulnerability to US politics, a senior officer with the Royal ...

The head of Finland's Air Force says that the US and Lockheed Martin would ensure the operational capability of Finland’s ...

After several weeks of wild speculation, the Pentagon is formally denying it has the ability to remotely disable Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets. Dubbed the “kill switch”, the concept ...

Whispers of a secret “kill switch” in the F-35 fighter jet have raised global concerns fact or fiction? Dive into the rumors, the tech behind the claims, and why some allies may be rethinking ...

German officials are sounding the alarm over what they say is a "kill switch" embedded in the US-made F-35 fighter jet. Experts say it's not that simple. After US President Donald Trump initially ...