Delta says some aircraft engines found to contain unapproved parts during overhaul
Delta Air Lines said its overhaul service provider alerted the carrier to the suspect parts and is working with them to replace the components.
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Delta Air Lines said its overhaul service provider alerted the carrier to the suspect parts and is working with them to replace the components.
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The airline industry has been on a worldwide hunt to find spare parts for jet engines that were sold using unapproved documents.
AOG sold the parts with falsified documents, the agency said