V-22 Program Office Eyes Technology Refresh to Extend Osprey’s Life Written 2 May 2024
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A CV-22 Osprey assigned to Air Force Special Operations Command. | Credit: Senior Airman Miranda Mahone, USAF; US Air Force; Public Domain
Defense News reports, “The V-22 program office is studying the future of the tiltrotor aircraft, weighing both a technology refresh as well as whether it could rip off the wings and nacelles to add decades of additional life to the airframes.”
Full Story (Defense News)