Lockheed Martin
Fifth-generation fighters, mission systems, and sustainment at program scale.
Lockheed Martin builds and sustains the fighter, sensing, and mission-system portfolio at the center of most allied air-power programs. Its aeronautics line spans fifth-generation stealth aircraft, upgraded fourth-generation multirole fighters, and the training and sustainment ecosystems that keep those fleets flying.
- Their programs anchor the fighter and air-dominance requirements our partner nations bring to us most often, from F-16 modernization to F-35 partner participation.
- Long production runs and mature sustainment pipelines mean predictable FMS case structures, established training paths, and durable spares availability.
- Fifth-generation stealth and sensor-fusion aircraft
- Multirole fighter production and mid-life upgrades
- Mission systems, radar, and electro-optical targeting
- Global sustainment, training, and depot support
Export control & compliance posture
- USML Cat. VIII (aircraft)
- USML Cat. XI (radar/electronics)
Programs are USML Category VIII controlled and typically executed government-to-government through FMS with congressional notification thresholds. Technology-transfer scope, sensor configuration, and release levels are decided by the US Government, not the vendor. Sales above congressional thresholds are publicly notified by DSCA. Release levels are set by the US Government.
Typical classifications drawn from public regulations and company sources for guidance only. Final jurisdiction is confirmed per configuration, end user and destination with the responsible US authorities. Listing does not imply a partnership or endorsement by Lockheed Martin.
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