Sorry, I meant the F-35 software that ensure that the plane will actually stays in the air is fine, with no real bugs left. The ALIS software, that helps ground crew, maintenance and mission planing, I assume, is still buggy, so you wouldn&#x27;t want to use it in a war time scenario?<p>I&#x27;m not sure I&#x27;m making a ton of sense. It&#x27;s just really interesting, I&#x27;m in Denmark and our government are about to pick which fighter plane will replace our old F-16s, and the F-35 is the favorite right now. This is despite experts saying it&#x27;s a bad plane. What I understood from your comment is that it will fly just fine, but bugs in the ALIS software would make it harder to operate than anticipated.