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AirNorth AmericaAug 07, 2026

USAF Returns Damaged C-17 To Flight Using New Process

The U.S. Air Force has returned a damaged C-17 to flight using a new repair process. The effort demonstrates an updated approach to strategic-airlift sustainment. C-17 availability is central to global U.S. military mobility operations. The repair provides a readiness-relevant maintenance milestone.

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