Global Hawk Engine Shutdowns Laid To High-Altitude Anomalies
Jarvi also assesses Global Hawk high-altitude UAV engine "anomalies" in July that caused flameouts and unscheduled landings, one in Afghanistan, the other in California. In each case the AE 3007H engine shut down at around 65,000 ft. and the UAV glided to a safe engine-out landing. "Very unique...
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