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In reply to the discussion: IATA seeks meeting with Venezuela president over money owed to airlines [View all]EX500rider
(12,770 posts)47. Both illegal and very wrong to use counterfeit parts on planes.
As any aircraft mechanic will tell you, there are plenty of fine knockoffs available from other countries.
No they will tell you no such thing and you will void any and all warranties AND make the plane very dangerous to fly on.
No they will tell you no such thing and you will void any and all warranties AND make the plane very dangerous to fly on.
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IATA seeks meeting with Venezuela president over money owed to airlines [View all]
hack89
Jul 2014
OP
Name one "non-profit" airline that doesn't need government subsidies to survive.
EX500rider
Jul 2014
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