Potential flaw found in F-22A fighter jets
Bill Young, chairman of a House defense panel, said the F-22A may have a structural flaw that would require redesign or major modifications to most of the planes delivered to date.
Young said the problem lies with an engine casing made of titanium which may not meet Air Force standards. Both the Air Force and Lockheed agree there's a potential flaw that must be investigated but the Air Force said flight safety is not at issue and no redesign or modification is necessary.
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