Airlines are checking their fleets after regulators and engine makers claimed that a small broker sold spare parts with forged safety documents.
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Airlines are checking fleets after regulators, engine makers claim that a small broker sold spare parts with forged safety documentsThe biggest U.S. airlines are searching for thousands of jet-engine parts with fake safety certificates that were installed on their planes, an unusual incident that highlights the complexity and risks in the aerospace global supply chain.This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only.
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