The Marine Corps has been able to reduce the cost of flying the V-22 Ospreys by at least $3,000 per hour, the service's top aviation officer said recently. In addition to lowering the operational costs, the readiness rate and part reliability have also been noted improvements as the previously troubled V-22 program is "right at turning the corner," Lt. Gen. Terry Robling said at a breakfast hosted by the Navy League. "Were finding better ways to fly it--more cost effective…
Marines Reducing V-22 Flight Costs, General Says
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