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Lockheed Martin CEO says F-16 deliveries resumed, with 119 Block 70/72 fighters in backlog and 2026 output set to rise
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Lockheed Martin CEO says F-16 deliveries resumed, with 119 Block 70/72 fighters in backlog and 2026 output set to rise
Chief Executive Jim Taiclet said during Lockheed Martin’s second-quarter 2026 earnings call that the company had restarted customer handovers during the period. Two F-16s were delivered in the quarter, marking a return to deliveries after the earlier disruption. “Our team’s operational execution hit its stride this quarter as we fulfilled key delivery and technical obligations throughout the portfolio,” Taiclet said. “We resumed deliveries for t…
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