In a tweet posted on March 12, Lockheed shared an image of the Darkstar aircraft, ominously bathed in red light, with the message, “To celebrate, we are sharing some Maverick-worthy images of real aircraft. Image shared by Lockheed Martin of the Darkstar aircraft used in Top Gun: Maverick. Interestingly, among the congratulatory messages, Lockheed appeared to hint that perhaps the existence of an aircraft resembling the “Darkstar” wasn’t merely fantasy.įurthering intrigue, when asked by The Debrief, Lockheed officials left the possibility open that the company may indeed already have a mysterious Darkstar-esque high-altitude, hypersonic surveillance aircraft lurking in the shadows. Lockheed’s legendary advanced development division, Skunk Works, had worked with producers to create the fictional “Darkstar” hypersonic aircraft flown by the film’s star Pete “Maverick” Mitchell. In a series of tweets, the American aerospace and defense corporation Lockheed Martin congratulated the film Top Gun: Maverick on its six Oscar nominations and winning the award for Best Sound.
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