Two U. S. military Osprey aircraft made separate emergency landings at airports on Japanese islands on Tuesday, with no injuries or damage reported, local media said. One of the two MV-22 Ospreys landed at Amami Airport in southwestern Kagoshima Prefecture Tuesday afternoon, according to the Kyodo and Jiji news
Two U. S. military Osprey aircraft made separate emergency landings at airports on Japanese islands on Tuesday, with no injuries or damage reported, local media said.
One of the two MV-22 Ospreys landed at Amami Airport in southwestern Kagoshima Prefecture Tuesday afternoon, according to the Kyodo and Jiji news agencies.
The tilt-rotor aircraft left the Japanese airport two hours later, interrupting some commercial flights, public broadcaster NHK said.
The other Osprey made an emergency landing further south at the U. S. Kadena Air Base in Okinawa Friday afternoon, Kyodo said, quoting government sources.
