Lockheed lands contract to upgrade Turkey’s fighter jets

Published December 27, 2006 | By Marcel van Leeuwen

Lockheed Martin received a $635 million contract to upgrade Turkey’s F-16 fighter jets. The contract runs through 2016.

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