I would be surprised if it couldn’t. And if it were the case, it would be rectified damn quickly.

http://www.mbda-systems.com/air-dominance/meteor/

Meteor can be operated using third party data, enabling the Meteor user – the pilot – to have the most flexible weapon system.

I can’t see the problem here. The F-35 can communicate with a Meteor (at least after integration) and it can communicate with a Typhoon. F-35 passes Typhoon target position, Typhoon passes position to Meteor, fires, F-35 guides it.

Fail at honesty and fail at maths. Hey, hey, hey.

So why are Australia buying 70 AGM-88Bs instead of more Es?

Nice wheels on that *pimp my S400*

Spinners.:D They see me rolling…..

Pose problems for the Saudi AF.

https://us.yahoo.com/finance/news/israels-f-35s-may-already-184545408.html

Israel’s F-35s may have already flown a combat mission against Russian air defenses in Syria
Alex Lockie,Business Insider 21 hours ago

(Israel’s first F-35A Lightning II fighter jet is revealed during a ceremony.Lockheed Martin)
Israel received three F-35s from the US on Tuesday, bringing its total inventory of the revolutionary fighter up to five, but according to a French journalist citing French intelligence reports, Israeli F-35s have already carried out combat missions in Syria.

So it looks like it can detect radars but then it compromises its stealth, so probably not really functional against short range pop-up threats. Seems like they use them in a sort of periscope kind of manner. Take a quick look every now and again.