Air Force investigating in-flight mechanical issue on Luke F-35

The Lightning II pilot radioed a code 7700, which flags an airborne emergency to air traffic control, around 1:10 p.m. local time on June 15.

Flashlight damages $14 million F-35 fighter jet engine beyond repair, report says

Flashlight damages $14M F-35 engine at Luke AFB in Arizona

Flashlight destroys $14M F-35 engine at Luke Air Force Base

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Luke AFB flashlight mishap caused $4 million in damage to F-35 engine

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