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Credit: C-130J: John Fricker
SANTIAGO, CHILE—Lockheed Martin is considering new approaches to financing and deals in order to secure new business for the C-130J Hercules. The move has been partly prompted by Britain’s decision to sell off 10 of its short-fuselage C-130Js onto the export market. Customers for five of the 10...
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