A USMC MV-22 lands on the USS America in April 2024.
Credit: U.S. Navy
Ongoing restrictions on V-22 tiltrotor operations are limiting safety of flight operations as opposed to helping, as pilots are not able to train as much as they need to, the U.S. Marine Corps’ top officer argues. The Pentagon’s V-22 fleet has seen multiple groundings and ongoing limitations to...
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