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Berg is also responsible for partnair’s flight operations, a company that in those months pays to serious economic difficulties.
The accident of the Partna 394 flight thus becomes an emblematic case of how corruption and use of counterfeit components can turn into an air catastrophe.
What happens laterAfter the accident, the FBI stops several brokers that provided fake spare parts.
The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) discovers that there was an organization that produced lower quality spare parts, counterfeiting the original labels and certifications of the same FAA.
From that moment, the FAA adopts a more rigorous system to certify the original spare parts, notifying the companies that would have undergone criminal consequences if they had consciously accepted to use false spare parts.
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