F-35Bs Grounded After Fueldraulic Line Failure

The U.S. F-35 Joint Program Office has grounded its young fleet of F-35Bs after the failure of a propulsion fueldraulic line during a takeoff attempt last week at Eglin AFB, Fla. The Pentagon’s air worthiness authorities, who have oversight of airspace issues for the integrated test teams at NAS...

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