Take a look at this: not sure about sourcing, but a company of the same name involved in a fraud in Iraq.
Federal investigators in Texas were informed by a whistleblower that the extra 50 cents per kilogram of cargo that was supposedly imposed by Aerospace Consortium (which supplied aircraft to EGL) were in fact, phony. The charges were added to 379 air cargo shipments costing a total of $13.2 million over several months
Mike Lockhart, an assistant U.S. attorney in Beaumont, Texas, told CorpWatch that the investigators subpoenaed EGL, seeking information about the surcharges, and were given a letter from Aerospace Consortium explaining the reason for the charges. The documents “looked very suspicious, not what you would expect to see at all,” he said. The charter company was also unable to provide any evidence of the insurance increase.
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of course the guys behind this Aerospace Consortium FZE have criminal cases pending upon them in India also. They forged Emabssy documnets to operate cargo charter flights to India. Since all the orders are given by corrupt officials and they work only through such criminals. Even UN accredits them for there cargo movement. Because they give them huge kickbacks. We know how corrupt the UN beuracrats are.
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