15 Code of Conduct Doing it right for our customers Selecting third-party business partners When selecting contractors, agents, representatives, consultants and other third- party business partners with whom we want to do business, we must make sure to hold them to the same standards to which we hold ourselves. How we own it • Only work with companies and individuals who share AAR’s commitment to integrity and meet AAR’s third-party business partner due diligence process standards. • Keep an eye out for any potential misconduct by third-party business partners and report it immediately. Steering clear of money laundering AAR is committed to working with customers and third-party business partners whose business activities are legitimate and whose funds come from legal sources. Accordingly, we must always comply with anti-money laundering laws. Money laundering refers to the process of “washing” or hiding the proceeds of criminal activities or making it seem like the money comes from a legitimate source. How we own it • Keep an eye out for signs of money laundering by customers or third-party business partners. This could include: • Making payments in cash • Overpaying and asking for a partial refund • Having a third party make a payment on their behalf • Requesting to transfer money to another country • Making several smaller purchases (instead of one large one) • Buying unusual combinations of items If you have concerns about a third-party business partner’s practices, speak to your manager or an attorney in the Law Department. See the Global Anti-Corruption policy for more information.