Lockheed Martin

The service will select two companies to begin building CCAs, though with a cost-sharing agreement to bring along a third.

Politics, historical context and the workings of the U.S. defense industrial complex are among the reasons.

Lockheed Martin and Rhea have been awarded contracts to develop software to control the UK’s future constellation of ISR satellites.

Lockheed Martin is positioning its TPY-4 AESA radar for the Republic of Singapore Air Force’s future air surveillance radar requirement.

The downselect will reduce the five bidders for the Collaborative Combat Aircraft to two or three, depending on funding.

Lockheed Martin has partnered with Swedish firm MilDef to strengthen the U.S. OEM’s bid to sell the C-130J Hercules into Sweden.

The service, blocked from starting new acquisition programs, used a long-standing autonomy demonstration effort to begin CCA work.

Lockheed Martin is deepening its involvement in higher precision weather forecasting with a “strategic investment” in Meteomatics.

Lockheed Martin has secured the latest in a series of study contracts to support NATO’s Next Generation Rotorcraft Capability program requirements.

Lockheed Martin plans to cut around 1,220 workers, or 1% of its workforce, in 2024.

Lockheed Martin and IFS discuss how artificial intelligence could transform aircraft maintenance in commercial and defense segments.

Readers write about 737-9 door plugs, ATC training standards, the Perseverance Mars rover, celestial navigation and GPS, and “rejiggering.”

As a major F-35 program upgrade stalls shipments, Lockheed executives reconsider their appetite for risk with the Next-Generation Air Dominance program on deck.

The program aims to test quiet supersonic boom over different areas of the U.S.

Company leader Marc Bell has rebuffed calls for his resignation.

The 98 deliveries recorded in 2023 are the lowest total since Lockheed handed-over 91 F-35s to customers in 2018.

A specialist in experimental rotorcraft, Piasecki eyes the transition from R&D to production.

An unusual level of suspense comes with Lockheed Martin’s first quarterly status update on the F-35 program.

Australia has committed to joining the development program for PrSM Increments 3 and 4, which will see the missile reach a range of around 1,000 km (620 mi.).

Space tech companies largely shrugged off 2023’s broad slowdown in VC investment given their strategic importance, according to the latest Seraphim Space Index.

The Australian government has confirmed it will acquire an unspecified number of Lockheed Martin Precision Strike Missiles.

More companies are likely to need a strong focus on operations to execute challenging business initiatives.

Led by SpaceX, the number of orbital launch attempts last year rose by 20% over 2022.

As the first U.S. hypersonic weapons enter service, defense officials are searching for new ideas for high-speed propulsion and to dramatically reduce prices.

From new fighters to launchers, airline production ramps to air taxi certifications, 2024 will be a busy year.