V-22s Again Return To Flight After Crash With Root Cause Unknown
U.S. Air Force V-22s refuel over the Sea of Japan on in March 2023.
Credit: Defense Department
For the second time in less than two years, the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey fleet will return to flight after a grounding with a patchwork of mitigations to protect against a problem with no known root cause. Naval Air Systems Command announced March 8 it was issuing a flight clearance for the tiltrotor...
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