Japan Resumes V-22 Osprey Flights
Country’s Self-Defense Force has cleared its V-22 Osprey fleet to resume flight after an investigation determined pilot error was the cause of an October crash.
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V-22 Ospreys Returning to Service After 3-Month Stand-Down
The Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps had grounded their fleets amid an investigation into the cause of a fatal crash off the coast of Japan.
Air Force Says Failure Cause in Deadly V-22 Crash Still Unknown
A probe into the reason for the mishap that killed eight off the coast of Japan in November remains ongoing, the service said.
Official: U.S. to Consult Japan Before Resuming V-22 Operations
The news is the latest development following a fatal U.S. Air Force CV-22 crash in Japan in late November that killed eight service members.
Air Force, Navy Ground V-22 Fleets Amid Crash Probe
While the cause of the accident remains unknown, military investigators suspect a potential materiel failure played a part.
Search and Rescue Underway after AFSOC CV-22 Goes Down off Coast of Japan
The mishap occurred during a routine training mission offshore of Yakushima Island, Air Force Special Operations Command said.
