U.S. Air Force May Expand J-Stars Fleet Safety Inspections
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Credit: U.S. Air Force
After temporarily grounding four of its E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (J-Stars) battle management aircraft last month over possible safety issues, the U.S. Air Force still has concerns about the quality of Northrop Grumman’s maintenance work and may need to inspect the rest of...
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