The Air Force is starting to nail down the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter’s costs-per-flying-hour because the service is getting actual data now that the jet is out of training. “I think we’re getting to a point where we have a pretty good understanding of costs-per-flying-hour as we will define it in the Air Force, (though) the numbers will be a little different for the Marines and the Navy,” Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh said Friday alongside Secretary…
Air Force Nailing Down F-35 Costs-Per-Flying-Hour, Donley Says
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