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Enac and Faa against 'bogus parts' (2)

Rome, Italy - "It's a cancer to extirpate"

William Adams, manager of Faa Frankfurt International Field Office, attended Enac-Faa organized-by meeting on air transport security. "'Bogus parts' affaire is like cancer", stated Adams, "and it must be extirpated before it could dangerously spread". "I am here to offer Faa experience to develop a program which, included in legislation, could succeed to avoid 'bogus parts' employment", ended then...

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Rome, Italy, 04/10/2002 15:46
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