U.S. Navy Reports Dramatic Decrease In Aircraft Physiological Incidents
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SPARKS, NEVADA—The U.S. Navy says it has seen a dramatic decrease in the number of physiological incidents in its aircraft since a high in 2017. That peak led the service to overhaul how it investigates and addresses them, thanks to steps including redesign of onboard oxygen systems in T-45s and a...
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