Marine Corps says Ospreys are getting a safety-focused overhaul
Aircraft safety is being improved by the Marine Corps. Changes are being made to the fleet of Osprey planes. This comes after a number of accidents occurred.
The service is taking steps to address issues with the planes. New components are being installed in the aircraft. Further information can be found in the recently released Marine Aviation Plan.
It provides details on the efforts to improve safety and performance of the planes.
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