Code One Magazine: The X Planes, X-35

X-35
Mission: The X-35A/B/C are prototypes for Lockheed Martin’s entry into the twenty-first century’s largest fighter program, the JSF competition. Production is dependent upon the outcome of the JSF downselect scheduled for 2001. A single Pratt & Whitney F119-SE611A (for CTOL) turbofan engine powers it.

Manufacturer: Lockheed Martin Corporation
Number Built: 2
Sponsor: USAF, USN, USMC, RAF
Fastest Flight: 1.5+ Mach (est.)
Highest Flight: 40,000+ feet (est.)
First Flight: 24 October 2000 (X-35A)
Last Flight: NA
Total Flights: NA
Length: 56 feet 10.5 inches (X-35A)
Wingspan: 33 feet 0 inches (X-35A)
Height: 14 feet 6 inches (X-35A)
Gross Weight: 34,856 lb (X-35A)

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