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UK firm sold parts to jet engine maker with forged paperwork

UK firm sold parts to jet engine maker with forged paperwork
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UK firm sold thousands of jet engine parts with forged paperwork

UK firm sold thousands of jet engine parts with forged paperwork
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UK firm sold parts to jet engine maker with forged paperwork

UK firm sold parts to jet engine maker with forged paperwork
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UK distributor forged paperwork, supplied jet engine parts

UK distributor forged paperwork, supplied jet engine parts
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Safety Concerns Rise As FAA Alerts Of Possible Counterfeit Parts In GE CF6 Jet Engines: Report - General Electric (NYSE:GE), Boeing (NYSE:BA), Safran (OTC:SAFRY)

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has reportedly released an urgent alert, raising concerns over the potential presence of unauthorized components in specific General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) model CF6 jet engines.

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