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AndronETalksNews
New York Post
A shadowy UK-based company has sold jet engine parts backed by phony inspection certificates that have made their way into at least 126 jets around the world, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The biggest airlines in the US have been affected, including American, Delta, United and Southwest — which have had to pull the affected planes from service to inspect them.
It is not yet known how long aircraft with uncertified parts from AOG Technics LTD have been flying, but the alarm was first raised in June by a European airline.
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