Credit: Lockheed Martin
LONDON–The Royal Netherlands Air Force has resumed flights with its Lockheed Martin F-35s a day after a temporary grounding prompted by concerns over engine wear. Officials grounded the fleet on April 22 after discovering excessive wear in three F135 engines, apparently caused by debris from the...
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