Army grounds fleet of AH-64Es for second time in three months
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The Army has grounded more than half of its fleet of AH-64E Apache attack helicopters over renewed concerns about a new transmission system.
The pause in flying is the second safety-related stand-down for the Army’s frontline attack helicopter in two months after an August halt lasted just over a week.
Officials announced Friday an “immediate, temporary pause in flight operations” for AH-64E Apache helicopters with Improved Drive System transmissions.
An Army official told Task &a
The pause in flying is the second safety-related stand-down for the Army’s frontline attack helicopter in two months after an August halt lasted just over a week.
Officials announced Friday an “immediate, temporary pause in flight operations” for AH-64E Apache helicopters with Improved Drive System transmissions.
An Army official told Task &a
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