BLACKLIST.AERO published a case regarding MRO aircraft parts and aviation credit risk.
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NEW CASE HAS BEEN PUBLISHED Details: https://blacklist.aero/ #MRO #aircraftparts #aviation #creditrisk #nonpayment #defaulters #blacklistaero
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BLACKLIST.AERO
We're creating the Register of defaulter companies in Aviation to create effective control over unscrupulous companies
- Industry
- Information Services
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About BLACKLIST.AERO
We are creating the Register of defaulter companies in Aviation in order to provide effective control over unscrupulous companies which refuse to pay debts for airport taxes, payment of bills for ground handling, refueling and other related services. Moreover, it’s an additional tool for influencing them from the side of the entire aviation community. Our history originates from the experience of cooperation with defaulters. That’s why, we are establishing a powerful tool to avoid unreliable suppliers and the ability to blacklist those who have violated their obligations. Blacklist gives tremendous opportunities to influence shadow companies TO CREATE A CLEAN COLLABORATIVE AVIATION ENVIRONMENT.
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