Lockheed Martin significantly boosted its F-35 fighter jet production in 2025, delivering 191 units, averaging nearly one jet every two days. This output far exceeded rival programs, with Dassault Aviation delivering 26 Rafale jets, Russia's United Aircraft Corporation delivering an estimated 14-21 Su-35s, and media estimates suggesting around 12 Eurofighter Typhoons and 17 Saab Gripens. The combined output of these other major fighters fell short of the F-35's 2025 production alone, highlighting the F-35 program's advanced scale and supply chain.