F-35 maintenance training equipment ready for RAAF technicians

Posted on June 23, 2025 by Guest authors

Technicians are able to train in repair techniques for F-35 parts, such as damaged fan blades. An F135 engine specialist course, borescope course and first-stage blade blend course have been developed for the new equipment.

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