WASHINGTON, Oct 9 (Reuters) - A report issued by an

aviation industry coalition on Wednesday called for new steps to

help prevent future unapproved parts from entering the aviation

supply chain.

The report from the Aviation Supply Chain Integrity

Coalition that was created in February called for strengthening

vendor accreditation, digitizing documents and improving part

traceability. It also proposed adopting best practices for

receiving and inspecting parts and scrapping and destroying

non-usable material.