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Forged Documents, Real Aircraft: The AOG Technics Parts Fraud

In September 2023, a growing fraud scandal revealed that tens of thousands of aircraft engine parts had been sold by UK broker AOG Technics with forged safety certificates, prompting urgent FAA and High Court action and raising systemic questions about supply chain oversight.

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Forged Documents, Real Aircraft: The AOG Technics Parts Fraud
FIG. 01 Aviation maintenance facilities were at the forefront of uncovering the AOG Technics fraudulent parts scandal in 2023.Archive

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