With the new political decision makers in the USA, an old legend came back into the mainstream media...
Is there really an kill-switch in the F-35 Lightning II Combat Aircraft ?
No, but there are really some points or switches someone can mis-use. If he is not afraid of political consequences.
A good article about those problems on The Aviationist
Other articles of interest - listed without system:
- Solving data sovereignty and classified information protection issues with the F-35 ALIS / ODIN system (December 09th, 2021)
- Mit dem Tarnkappenbomber F-35 zu einer geteilten Souveränität mit den USA (June 17th, 2020)
- Norway receives F-35 mission data file from USAF (November 15th, 2017)
- Even After F-35’s TR-3 Software is Approved, Frequent Patches May Be Needed (May 30th, 2024)
- Mission Data System Files for Core Allies: The Norwegian-Italian Reprogramming F-35 Lab (July 15th, 2019)
- Trouble with the F-35’s logistics information system (August 05th, 2020)
- Norwegian F-35 spy on its owner: send sensitive data back to U.S.A. (2019)
- F-35 Logistics System Faces Challenges (March, 2018)
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