Defence Insight: Air year in review (video)
Market shifts across the air domain saw a shake up for the F-35 programme as the US moved to cut Turkey from the fighter project, following Ankara's decision to buy the S-400. Lockheed Martin will be buoyed however by forecasts showing that the fifth generation fighter is to dominate fast jet sales for years to come, with it also capturing business from Greece and Poland in 2019.
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