Virgin Australia finds second bogus jet part with fake certificate
The Boeing Co. 737 jet is under maintenance in Brisbane
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The Boeing Co. 737 jet is under maintenance in Brisbane
Virgin Australia Airlines Pty found a second suspected unapproved plane part from obscure UK supplier AOG Technics Ltd., as the industry continues to hunt down bogus components that have spread across the global fleet. The Australian airline discovered a seal with false certification documents on an inner high-pressure turbine nozzle…
CFM reveals 68 jet engines with suspect parts in lawsuit against UK's AOG Technics. Industry seeks answers to combat counterfeit components
(Bloomberg) -- Airlines and aircraft engine makers are racing to identify bogus spare parts that have infiltrated the global fleet via an obscure UK supplier, a potentially costly and complicated forensic endeavor affecting the world’s most widely flown passenger jets.Most Read from BloombergEverything Apple Plans to Show on Sept. 12: iPhone 15, Watches, AirPodsBoss of Failed Crypto Exchange Gets 11,000-Year SentenceCalifornia Shows an Electric-Car Uprising Headed for the USUS Probes Made-in-Chi
Southwest Airlines exposes counterfeit aircraft parts supplied by UK's AOG Technics, sparking industry-wide inspections and legal battles, affecting thousands of engines.