Canada is officially buying the F\u002D35 fighter jet, ending the years\u002Dlong search to replace the aging CF\u002D18 fleet where it first began.
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“It will help us to meet our Norad and NATO commitments and it will also deliver concrete economic benefits to our country.” Royal Canadian Air Force pilots and technicians will train at bases in the U.S. while those preparations are underway, with the F-35s scheduled to actually arrive in Canada no earlier than 2029.
They also said Canada will end up paying the same as the United States — about US$85 million per plane — because it is one of eight partner countries that has been paying for the F-35’s development costs since 1997. Some questioned that plan, suggesting the Liberals were trying to find a way to lock Canada in to the Super Hornet without opening itself up to a legal challenge from Lockheed Martin or any other jet makers.
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