The centres are meant to provide support to all parts of the region, no matter how remote. There will be space that meets the necessary security requirements to store F-35s or other fighter jets, the government official said, speaking on condition they not be identified discussing the matter. Carney’s government is reviewing its contract for 88 F-35s from U.S.-based Lockheed Martin Corp, and considering replacing part of the order with Gripen jets from Sweden’s Saab AB.







