Air Force uses variety of methods to resolve parts shortage
While the U.S. Air Force waits for new planes like the F-22 and Joint Strike Fighter, maintaining its current fleet in mission-ready status remains a challenge. The aging aircraft syndrome, not unique to the Air Force, is due primarily to the lengthy introduction of new aircraft. It means that...
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