CF-35 Lightning IICanada’s Next Generation Fighter

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Defining the Future

The F-35 Lightning II brings together stealth, agility, and lethality to deliver 5th generation capabilities to Canada and its allies for decades to come.

Innovative Production, Unparalleled Performance

The F-35’s common manufacturing processes and parts and advanced digital design tools and assembly methods help achieve goals of affordability, quality, and production efficiency.

Tomorrow’s Air Defence a Reality Today

As an F-35 Partner, Canada Shapes and Influences Future Capabilities

F-35 Designed for 30+ Years of Capability Growth

“F-35 unit recurring flyaway costs have been going down with each successive lot of aircraft. Lockheed Martin and Pratt & Whitney have track records for delivering the airframe and engine below government SAR estimates and we expect this trend to continue in the future.” – Joint Strike Fighter Program Office

The F-35 Is a Maturing, Proven Design and Available Now• More than 75 aircraft flying today

• More than 50 aircraft delivered

• More than 4,000 flights

• More than 6,500 flying hours

• F-35 operating at

– Edwards AFB – Patuxent NAS

– Nellis AFB – Yuma MCAS

– Eglin AFB

F-35A CTOL Price

50% Decrease in Cost From Lot 1 to Lot 5

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Aircraft Price With Engine $75M (FY12$)

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Protecting Canada

F-35’s Stealth Design Provides Unmatched Capability

F-35 Significantly Improves Effectiveness

• Greater than 700 nm mission radius in both air-to-air and air-to-surface low observable combat configurations

• Over 18,500 pounds of internal fuel capacity

• Over 18,000 pounds of ordnance capability (internal/external)

• Internally built-in and integrated CNI, RWR, RF, IR, and EO sensors

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Surveillance

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Air Defence Survivability

Strike

The F-35’s shape, embedded antennas, aligned edges, internal weapons and fuel, and special coatings all contribute to Very Low Observable (VLO) stealth.

Decisive Operational Advantage

Embedded, network-enabled capability allows information gathered by F-35 sensors to be shared with commanders at sea, in the air, or on the ground. Battlefield

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Providing Canada Unparalleled Interoperability

CF-35

• Common capabilities • Common infrastructure

and logistics• Common net-enabled

operations• Secure multinational

information exchange • Interoperable with

legacy systems, weapons, and other defence networks

• Increased capability in defence of Canada

• Increased Canadian joint training and exercises

• Increased Canadian capability with NATO and NORAD allies

Supports All Canadian Missions

Superior Interoperability

Strengthened Security Alliances

Joint Force Multiplier and Enabler

Maritime Surveillance and Patrol

• Maritime surveillance and patrol

• Protection of natural resources

• Air interdiction• Net-enabled for

participation in expeditionary missions

• Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance

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Electro-Hydraulic Actuation System ComponentsBen Machine

CTOL Horizontal TailMagellan-Bristol

Wing/Aft Major BulkheadAsco Aerospace

Power and ThermalManagement System ControllerHoneywell EnginesSystems & Services

Machined PartsCentra, Magellan,Héroux-Devtek

External Lighting Printed Circuit BoardITL Inlet Lip Castings

Howmet – LavalCircuit CardsFTG

Outer Fuselage PanelsComposites Atlantic

Center Fuselage Composite PartsComposites Atlantic

CV Outboard Wing and MachiningAvcorp

CV Wing FoldActuation SystemNorthstar

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Advanced Integration Technology (AIT)NGRAINHandling SpecialtyNikon MetrologyMXI TechnologiesNav-Aids

Pratt & WhitneyFAGMagellanMontreal CarbidePWCUniv. Quebec – AMILCaseBank Technologies

Cross ManufacturingCelesticaCurtiss-WrightSamuelNovatronicsExcel Precision MachiningAlcoa Forged and Cast Products

Howmet – LavalMDSKennametal StelliteGasTOPSMindready SolutionsXantrex

F-35 Partnership Provides More Than 30 Years of Industrial Benefits

Industrial BenefitsAs the F-35 transitions into full-rate production, opportunities for Canadian industry will evolve and endure throughout the life cycle of the F-35 program. Canadian industry has the opportunity to produce and sustain components and systems to a fleet that is expected to grow to more than 3,000 aircraft.

More Than $450M Contracted Today and $10B in Opportunities

Engine and Off-Aircraft Industry Partners

Electro-Optical Targeting System ConnectorsAmphenol

Electro-Optical TargetingSystem Components5N Plus

Radar Single-Board ComputerDy4 Systems

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Enduring Opportunities for Canadian Industry

F-35 Supports Canada’s Mission Requirements

F-35 Canada Program

Ongoing F-35 Production

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Operations in Canada

Pilot/MX Training

The F-35 is ready to support Canada’s 2020 Next Generation fighter requirements with first aircraft delivery in 2017.

F-35 Delivery Growth vs. 4th Gen Decline

F-35 Production – U.S. and Partners

Capacity for New Foreign Military Sales

Customers

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