According to Aviation Week website, aog Technics, the UK based broker has been accused of selling thousands of engine parts with falsified paperwork has been ordered to turn over records of its GE Aerospace related transactions, a London court has ordered. The London High Court ruling, issued during a September 20 hearing, gives the company 14 days to hand over details on any CFM 56 or CF six parts it acquired and sold, along with the relevant supporting documentation
Eric Owens
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You. Okay, guys, I just recently got a reply back from one of my sources regarding the fake engine parts story that's causing so much of a media stir. So it looks like this parts company who's responsible for what's going on is nothing more than a few folks who devised a scheme to obtain used parts. Then they fake the necessary paperwork and then pass them off as new. So basically, it's fraud