US EditionThe Canada F-35 Debate Looks RIP Now (Well, Maybe)
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The Canada F-35 Debate Looks RIP Now (Well, Maybe)
Summary and Key Points: As of February 2026, Canada is navigating a “mixed-fleet” future for the RCAF amid strained relations with the Trump administration. -Despite an ongoing contract review, Canada has reportedly begun payments for 14 additional F-35s, separate from the initial order of 16 jets arriving later this year. -While Prime Minister Mark Carney […] The post The Canada F-35 Debate Looks RIP Now (Well, Maybe) appeared first on 19FortyF…
Despite being at a time when it lets itself see an economic rapprochement with China, while maintaining latent tensions with the U.S., the government of Canada would be advancing in the purchase of new F-35A poachings to equip its Air Force. Particularly, reports produced by local media indicate that Ottawa would have [...] Entry Despite tensions with the U.S. and rapprochements with China, Canada would ensure the purchase of more F-35A poaching…
Canada Quietly Advances F-35 Purchase Despite Trump Tensions, Annexation Threats & Trade War Escalation
Amid escalating political tensions with the Trump administration — including annexation rhetoric, tariff threats, and a sweeping review of defence cooperation — Canada appears to be quietly moving forward with its acquisition of additional F-35A Lightning II stealth fighters. In… The post Canada Quietly Advances F-35 Purchase Despite Trump Tensions, Annexation Threats & Trade War Escalation appeared first on The Asia Live.
Canada makes payments for 14 additional F-35 jets amid procurement review
Canada has begun making payments for key components tied to 14 additional Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets, even… The post Canada makes payments for 14 additional F-35 jets amid procurement review appeared first on Air Data News.
Carney confirms Canada payments tied to 14 additional F-35As
Canada has begun making payments tied to long-lead components for 14 additional F-35A fighters, Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed in Parliament. The move signals that Ottawa is keeping its place in the production queue, even as it continues reviewing whether to proceed with the full 88-jet plan. The payments, first reported by Radio Canada, would effectively take the number of aircraft in the pipeline to 30, combining the first 16 F-35As…
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