Concise Aerospace - Counterfeit components continue to concern Russian authorities

Counterfeit components continue to concern Russian authorities

Published 10 January 2006

Ka-32 crashes attributed to illegally produced components by maintenance facility (711 words)

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• 18 June 2013 - Industry: Diamond Aircraft and a Rostec subsidiary sign an agreement on joint production in Russia
• 17 September 2007 - Civil: Inspection finds counterfeit parts at Aeroflot and Rossiya
• 20 March 2007 - Industry: Japanese operator takes Ka-32
• 22 December 2006 - Industry: Senior aerospace executives charged with forging parts documentation
• 6 September 2006 - Industry: Authorities launch investigation into counterfeit and illegal parts
• 30 May 2006 - Industry: Yekaterinburg repair plant announces $1.5 billion MRO project
• 28 April 2006 - Industry: Estonian's arrest illegal parts dealers
• 30 November 2005 - Civil: Up to 20% of Russian aerospace components counterfeit
• 13 September 2005 - Civil: Ka-32 lost
• 21 April 2004 - Civil: Ka-32 crashes in Sarawak

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