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Saturday, April 06, 2013

F-22 Raptor Resume Airspace Control Alert Missions After Restrictions Are Lifted

F-22 Raptor |The U.S. Air Force announced the F-22 Raptor has resumed normal flight operations after modifications to aircrew life-support equipment were completed across the fleet, including the upper pressure garment and related hoses, valves and connectors.

Completion of this task eliminates the need to restrict flight operations to remain within a 30-minute flying distance from an airfield suitable for landing.

As part of their growing role abroad Japan based F-22s are taking in Operation Foal Eagle in South Korea.

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