The official Medal of Honor: Airborne website has been updated with new content, most notably a very nice 135MB high quality trailer. There is also an open letter from Patrick Gilmore, EA Executive Producer posted on Planet MedalOfHonor giving the community an update on the progress of the game.

The biggest thing we're doing differently is enabling the player to fully control his airdrop, the first part of every operation in the game. No longer will levels fade up around you, setting you on a linear path through scores of bodies in a sort of conveyor belt shooting gallery. Instead, you will define the start point of the game, and your first choices will impact everything that follows. Land in a tower to snipe, follow your squad to link up for a ground assault or drop into the center of the action to risk a potentially lethal surgical strike. Land on rooftops, crash through windows, drop on balconies, or go hunting for secret caches of weapons and ammunition you can only reach from above. It's up to you.