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First F-35C landing on PCU John F. Kennedy (CVN 79)

2026-10-13 · United States

Exercise

Status
Exercise
Date
2026-10-13
Country
United States
Actor
U.S. Navy
Place
Atlantic trial area
Retrieved
2026-10-16

As stated

As stated by the Navy and USNI News, an F-35C of VX-23 made the first arrested landing of that aircraft on a Ford-class carrier, PCU John F. Kennedy (CVN 79), on 13 October 2026. The dot marks the Atlantic trial area, not a ship track.

CVN 79 · Oct 13. U.S. Navy photo, MCSN Kaitlyn Bailey · DVIDS 10009948 · public domain.
F-35C (VX-23) arrested landing aboard PCU John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) · Oct 13. U.S. Navy photo by MCSN Kaitlyn Bailey · DVIDS 10009948 · public domain.
KEY FACTS
LOCATIONFuture USS John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) (DVIDS / U.S. Navy, USNI News)
SYSTEMF-35C, test squadron VX-23 (DVIDS / U.S. Navy, USNI News)
FIRSTClass's first arrested F-35C landing and first F-35C launch (DVIDS / U.S. Navy, USNI News, U.S. Navy)
TECH SPECS
LENGTH15.7 m (51.5 ft) (U.S. Naval Academy)
WINGSPAN13.1 m (43 ft) (U.S. Naval Academy)
MAX SPEEDMach 1.6 (U.S. Naval Academy)
ENGINEF135-PW-100 (U.S. Naval Academy)
OPERATORU.S. Navy (DVIDS / U.S. Navy)

Source

Source: DVIDS / U.S. Navy

References

  1. First F-35C arrested landing on PCU John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) · DVIDS / U.S. Navy
  2. Navy post, 14 October 2026 · U.S. Navy
  3. VIDEO: F-35C Lands on New Navy Aircraft Carrier Class for First Time · USNI News
  4. F-35C Lightning II · U.S. Naval Academy

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