According to American Airlines, they detected “uncertified components on a small number of aircraft.” Southwest Airlines confirmed that one of their engines contained two parts linked to AOG Technics.
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About AOG Technics
AOG Technics, the UK-based broker 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 ordered.
Aviation Week reported that the London High Court ruling, issued during a Sept. 20 hearing gives the company 14 days to hand over details on any CFM56 and CF6 parts it acquired and sold, along with relevant supporting documentation.
The ruling came in response to a lawsuit filed Sept. 7 by CFM and its co-owners, GE Aerospace and Safran against AOG Technics and founder Jose Zamora Yrala.
