US V-22 Osprey clutch-related grounding issue remains mystery
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More than 50% of the undisclosed number of Bell-Boeing V-22 Ospreys that were taken out of service earlier this year have made their way back to operational flight, but the main cause of the ‘hard clutch engagement' (HCE) issue is still not fully identified.
When asked by Shephard on 23 May about progress on the matter at Boeing's Philadelphia facilities, where the Osprey's fuselage is spliced together, Boeing's VP for tiltrotor programmes, Shane Openshaw, said: ‘The process of putting the appropriate fix onto the affected aircraft within the fleet is well underway. And the customer is satisfied with the progress that's
When asked by Shephard on 23 May about progress on the matter at Boeing's Philadelphia facilities, where the Osprey's fuselage is spliced together, Boeing's VP for tiltrotor programmes, Shane Openshaw, said: ‘The process of putting the appropriate fix onto the affected aircraft within the fleet is well underway. And the customer is satisfied with the progress that's
