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Retired general, former Army secretary named to panel studying military aviation crisis
The independent commission was established after Military Times’ in-depth investigation into the sharp rise in aviation accidents.
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To up fighter readiness levels, Pentagon looks to retire older planes and fix supply chains
Fleets are going to have to get smaller to get healthier, it appears.
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Has safety improved a year after Navy and Marine aviation crisis?
Top Navy, Marine Corps air bosses dish on how they’re trying to fix the 2017 aviation crisis.
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Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
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Skilled worker, parts shortages still hurting Hornet and Growler maintenance, government watchdog finds
The Navy, which is chipping away at a readiness crisis among its fighters and electronic attack aircraft, is being hampered by a shortage of skilled workers, depot capacity and spare parts, a government watchdog found.
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GAO: Air Force isn’t meeting availability goals for crucial fixed-wing aircraft
A new report from the Government Accountability Office is sounding the alarm about the Air Force’s ability to fully field several key legacy fixed-wing aircraft in its fleet.
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Watchdog report sounds alarm over military aviation readiness
The report found most types of planes surveyed failed to meet availability goals.
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Air Force: High ops tempos, lack of aircraft, inexperienced maintainers among mishap risks
A series of one-day safety stand-downs across all flying and maintenance wings has given the Air Force several clues on how to correct a string of troubling — and sometimes fatal — aviation crashes and other mishaps, the service said Monday.
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Air Force B-1B bombers to resume flights following ejection seat complaint
Air Force Global Strike Command will resume B-1B Lancer flights this week, following a safety stand-down that began June 7.
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The military’s crash investigators faced staff, budget cuts as aviation accidents climbed
Congress continues to try to get to the bottom of the increase in aviation crashes.
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Retired general, former Army secretary named to panel studying military aviation crisis
The independent commission was established after Military Times’ in-depth investigation into the sharp rise in aviation accidents.
-
To up fighter readiness levels, Pentagon looks to retire older planes and fix supply chains
Fleets are going to have to get smaller to get healthier, it appears.
-
Has safety improved a year after Navy and Marine aviation crisis?
Top Navy, Marine Corps air bosses dish on how they’re trying to fix the 2017 aviation crisis.
-
Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
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Skilled worker, parts shortages still hurting Hornet and Growler maintenance, government watchdog finds
The Navy, which is chipping away at a readiness crisis among its fighters and electronic attack aircraft, is being hampered by a shortage of skilled workers, depot capacity and spare parts, a government watchdog found.
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GAO: Air Force isn’t meeting availability goals for crucial fixed-wing aircraft
A new report from the Government Accountability Office is sounding the alarm about the Air Force’s ability to fully field several key legacy fixed-wing aircraft in its fleet.
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Watchdog report sounds alarm over military aviation readiness
The report found most types of planes surveyed failed to meet availability goals.
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Air Force: High ops tempos, lack of aircraft, inexperienced maintainers among mishap risks
A series of one-day safety stand-downs across all flying and maintenance wings has given the Air Force several clues on how to correct a string of troubling — and sometimes fatal — aviation crashes and other mishaps, the service said Monday.
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Air Force B-1B bombers to resume flights following ejection seat complaint
Air Force Global Strike Command will resume B-1B Lancer flights this week, following a safety stand-down that began June 7.
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The military’s crash investigators faced staff, budget cuts as aviation accidents climbed
Congress continues to try to get to the bottom of the increase in aviation crashes.
-
Retired general, former Army secretary named to panel studying military aviation crisis
The independent commission was established after Military Times’ in-depth investigation into the sharp rise in aviation accidents.
-
To up fighter readiness levels, Pentagon looks to retire older planes and fix supply chains
Fleets are going to have to get smaller to get healthier, it appears.
-
Has safety improved a year after Navy and Marine aviation crisis?
Top Navy, Marine Corps air bosses dish on how they’re trying to fix the 2017 aviation crisis.
-
Air Force T-6 crashes in Texas, crew suffers ‘minor injuries’
The T-6 fleet has been plagued with hypoxia problems.
-
Skilled worker, parts shortages still hurting Hornet and Growler maintenance, government watchdog finds
The Navy, which is chipping away at a readiness crisis among its fighters and electronic attack aircraft, is being hampered by a shortage of skilled workers, depot capacity and spare parts, a government watchdog found.
-
GAO: Air Force isn’t meeting availability goals for crucial fixed-wing aircraft
A new report from the Government Accountability Office is sounding the alarm about the Air Force’s ability to fully field several key legacy fixed-wing aircraft in its fleet.
-
Watchdog report sounds alarm over military aviation readiness
The report found most types of planes surveyed failed to meet availability goals.
-
Air Force: High ops tempos, lack of aircraft, inexperienced maintainers among mishap risks
A series of one-day safety stand-downs across all flying and maintenance wings has given the Air Force several clues on how to correct a string of troubling — and sometimes fatal — aviation crashes and other mishaps, the service said Monday.
-
Air Force B-1B bombers to resume flights following ejection seat complaint
Air Force Global Strike Command will resume B-1B Lancer flights this week, following a safety stand-down that began June 7.
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The military’s crash investigators faced staff, budget cuts as aviation accidents climbed
Congress continues to try to get to the bottom of the increase in aviation crashes.
