Elon Musk’s claim that crewed jets are obsolete due to drone warfare oversimplifies the reality. While drones excel in surveillance and targeted strikes, they lack the real-time decision-making needed in complex,

Elon Musk has made a stunning claim that could reshape military aviation: manned combat aircraft are obsolete. The tech mogul, freshly appointed to a new U.S. government efficiency ministry, has set his sights on the F-35 fighter jet,

Musk says human-piloted fighter jets like the F-35 are obsolete, pushing for drones to take over modern warfare, but experts argue they aren't quite ready yet.

Elon Musk’s expected role on a Department of Government Efficiency is drawing extra attention in Arizona to his criticism of the F-35 fighter jet program.

While More Heading to Europe: Elon Musk might not be a fan of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II, but the United States Navy loves the fifth-generation stealth fighter. The sea service awarded the aerospace and defense giant an $869.

Pity the poor F-35 Lightning II. Though she’s the pride and joy of Lockheed Martin’s legendary “Skunk Works” division and has been praised by her foreign users, she is the proverbial “unloved redheaded stepchild” of the fifth-generation stealth fighter world.