One of the Three F-35 Fighter Jets Bought in the USA Did Not Reach Finland — It Broke Down
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One of the new F-35 F-35 fighters did not reach the destination base and was trapped in the Azores due to a technical malfunction during a transfer from the United States, reported to the Chief of Staff of the Finnish Air Force, Aki Puustinen. The first two fighter aircraft from the party ordered by Finland arrived at the Finnish Laplandia base on Friday, although only three aircraft were expected to pass on the RIA News with reference to Yle. A…
One of the F-35A fighter jets being transferred from the United States to Finland has been left in the Azores due to a technical fault in the aircraft's electronic systems. The information comes from Finnish public broadcaster Yle, which quotes the Chief of Staff of the Finnish Air Force, Aki Pustinen. According to him, when the aircraft was started, the diagnostic system detected a possible problem. A check followed, during which a small fault …
One of the three F-35 fighter jets bought in the USA did not reach Finland — it broke down
One of the three F-35 fighter jets bought in the USA did not reach Finland — it broke down.According to Yle, the plane was left in the Azores due to a malfunction of the electronic systems. Now the necessary spare parts are being delivered...
The damaged fighter will be flown to Finland in the next fighter transfer section.
It was a minor avionics fault, i.e. a fault in the aircraft's electronic systems, Air Force Chief of Staff Aki Puustinen tells Yle.
One of the United States F-35 fighter aircraft purchased by Finland was unable to continue its flight from the United States and remained in the Azores due to a technical failure, as reported by Yle with reference to the Chief of Staff of the Finnish Air Force, Aki Puustinen.
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