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New GlobalAir System Aims To Identify Scammers

GlobalAir's new scam reports system evaluates questionable people or companies showing interest in for-sale aircraft.

GlobalAir's new system is aimed at preventing sellers and brokers from becoming victims of a scam. (Photo: AIN photo illustration with images from GlobalAir)

By Jerry Siebenmark • Senior Editor

September 22, 2022

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