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🚨⚡️ DEVELOPING & RARE INCIDENT: U.S. F-35 Goes Missing Over the Pacific

A U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning II, among the most advanced fifth-generation fighter jets ever built, has disappeared from radar over the Pacific Ocean after issuing a 7700 emergency squawk near Japanese airspace.

The 7700 code is universally used to signal a grave in-flight emergency, often linked to major system failure or loss of control. Shortly after transmitting the distress signal, the aircraft vanished from radar, with no immediate confirmation on the jet’s condition, the pilot’s status, or any recovery operation.

The incident has sparked serious concern within aviation, defense, and intelligence communities.

Why this incident is significant:

The F-35 is a cornerstone of U.S. and allied air superiority

A 7700 squawk indicates a potentially catastrophic situation

The event occurred in a strategically sensitive region

Any loss or compromise could have major security implications

The key question remains unanswered:
Was this a technical failure, or could external factors be involved in one of the most heavily monitored airspaces on Earth?

Until official statements are released, the situation remains unclear, alarming, and highly unusual.

Global markets, militaries, and intelligence agencies are closely monitoring developments.

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​🛫 ROLLS-ROYCE ULTIMATUM: A £1.6 Trillion Gamble for Britain’s Future?

​The crown jewel of British engineering has just issued a massive wake-up call to Downing Street. 🇬🇧

​Rolls-Royce is reportedly weighing a monumental decision: moving its next-generation narrow-body jet engine project—and the 40,000 high-skill jobs that come with it—across the Atlantic to the United States (or potentially Germany).

​What’s at Stake?

​The Project: A re-entry into the narrow-body (short-haul) market, estimated to be worth a staggering £1.6 Trillion over its lifetime.

​The Jobs: We aren't just talking about factory lines; we’re talking about the backbone of UK aerospace engineering and its massive supply chain.

​The "Why": CEO Tufan Erginbilgic has been blunt. Between soaring UK energy costs and the need for competitive government subsidies, the company says it will go where it is most supported.

​Is This a "Goodbye" or a Bargaining Chip?
​While Rolls-Royce’s heart is in Derby, the business reality is shifting. With the US offering lucrative incentives and lower operating costs, the UK government is under immense pressure to prove that Britain is still the best place to build the future of flight.

​If the UK loses this, it’s not just losing a project—it’s potentially losing its status as a global aerospace superpower.

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ADS B Mandate Shift Takes Flight

The U.S. Congress is moving toward a significant avionics update requirement that brings ADS B Out aircraft into a full ADS B In environment. Aircraft will need to receive real time cockpit traffic and weather data with an option for operators to request a one year extension. The bill also targets long standing gaps by addressing military aircraft exemptions improving civil military oversight and modernizing FAA training and separation standards while creating a new FAA office to coordinate directly with the DoD.

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