Lockheed Martin 382J LM-100J

04/15/2018. Remarks by Gary Hebbard: "This is the latest offering by Lockheed Martin to the civilian market, their LM-100J. Aside from the flashy paint job my eye was caught by the "experimental" designation over the forward crew door, something you don't see every day. I suspected it might be here for testing as we have some interesting weather here, including frequent wind shear and heavy fog. Also, the landing system here was recently upgraded to cat III.

First flight, May 25, 2017 (Johan Visschedijk Collection)

However, then it became clear the type was brand-new and the prototype had first flown only three weeks earlier, May 25, 2017. Hence the “experimental" as the aircraft still had no CofA. It made a refueling stop before the trip across the Atlantic to be statically displayed at the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget, France, from June 17 to 23.
Here is what the Lockheed Martin web site says about the new plane...

Through select design changes, the LM-100J performs as a civil multi-purpose air freighter capable of rapid and efficient transport of cargo. The LM-100J is an efficient and ideal airlift solution when delivering bulk and oversize cargo particularly to austere locations worldwide. The LM-100J incorporates technological developments and improvements over the existing L-100s at a competitive price that results from years of C-130J operational experience, including more than 1.2 million fleetwide flight hours. The result of this experience and advancement translates to an aircraft that delivers reliable service in a versatile airframe for decades to come."