US Air Force develops plan for restoring F-22 low observability maintenance capacity

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US Air Force develops plan for restoring F-22 low observability maintenance capacity | Jane's 360

Key Points

• The US Air Force is determining how to improve the low observability maintenance capacity for its F-22 fleet
• The capacity was damaged when the former F-22 home, Tyndall Air Force Base, was severely damaged by a hurricane in October 2018

The US Air Force (USAF) is developing a plan to restore low observability (LO) maintenance capacity for its Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor multirole fighter fleet, although this might be trickier than originally anticipated, according to a top officer.

The former home of the F-22 fleet, Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida, was devastated by a hurricane in October 2018.

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