AOG Technics Parts Scandal Set To Change Procurement Process
Some MRO shops, including FL Technics, are running lines dedicated to undocumented parts removals from affected CFM and GE engines.
Credit: FL Technics
The discovery of undocumented CFM56 and GE CF6 engine components linked to UK-based parts broker AOG Technics has led to a short-term wave of parts removals while the industry contemplates long-term changes to keep unapproved parts out of the global supply chain. Engine manufacturer CFM...
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