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FBI: maybe bogus parts also on Queens crashed Airbus?

New York, USA - FAA investigates su many other accidents

Seems that "bogus parts" are a very concerning matter for U.S authorities: FBI does not exclude that these parts could have provoked the Airbus crash on Queens, occurred in November with 265 died. Under a very strict investigation are the joint of the tail of the aircraft. FAA, in conjunction with NTSB in investigating on a series of minor accidents, to assure that no bogus parts are involved w...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 26481
Rome, Italy, 04/15/2002 15:55
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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