Pentagon grounds accident-plagued aircraft ...News

The pause placed on V-22 Osprey flights follows a near-crash involving a tiltrotor last month The US Defense Department has put flights of V-22 Ospreys on hold following a near-crash incident last month. The tiltrotor aircraft is a hybrid with the maneuverability of a helicopter, and higher speed and longer range of a turboprop plane. Since its debut in 1989, the V-22 Osprey has been involved in multiple crashes, claiming the lives of 64 personnel and injuring 93 more, according to AP’s estimates. Costing up to $70 million per unit, it is the primary assault support aircraft employed by the US Marine Corps, Navy

Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( Pentagon grounds accident-plagued aircraft )

Also on site :

Clay Holmes Discusses Free Agency
Numbrix 9 - May 11
CTA Blue Line halted due to ‘medical emergency'

Pentagon grounds accident-plagued aircraft ...News

Forget Prime Day, Govee’s Smart Floor Lamp Just Hits Its Lowest Price on Amazon

All champions in WWE following Backlash 2025

Bolton: Putin at risk of ‘overplaying his hand’ on Ukraine talks

Booking Holdings CEO Glenn Fogel Has Seen the Past and Future of Travel

"Mate, it’s over" - Rohit Sharma recalls emotional call to retire

Just 21 companies prosecuted in 15 years for not paying minimum wage

The Democrats Have an Age-Old Problem

Kim Jong-un’s new flagship destroyer armed with nuclear missiles can’t even SAIL and has to be dragged around by tugs

Meghan Markle Recruits Bill Gates’ Ex-Assistant As Chief Of Staff To Oversee “Dynamic Period Of Growth”

Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in Ukraine and Gaza, saying 'Never again war'

DEI Still Lurks in Local Government

Iran, US hold fresh nuclear talks as enrichment concerns grow

Trump adds new piece of art to the Oval Office - a statue of himself assassination attempt

Mudbrick Architecture in Egypt Stands the Test of Time

Operation Sindoor: 'Jaish HQ in Pak's Bahawalpur hit hardest with most potent weapons'