As aircraft approach the end of their OEM warranty, many owners and operators face a critical question: How do you ensure continued reliability without exposing your operation to unpredictable maintenance costs?
CASP (Collins Avionics Service Program) is a great option. Developed by Collins Aerospace, CASP is an extended warranty and support program designed to provide financial predictability, reduce downtime, and maintain high aircraft availability. CASP supports a broad range of Collins Aerospace avionics and cabin systems, ensuring your aircraft stays protected even after OEM coverage ends.
Many aircraft owners assume avionics coverage isn’t necessary during scheduled heavy maintenance. However, unplanned failures often occur during these events. A Challenger 350 owner recently discovered a major avionics issue during maintenance at a Duncan Aviation facility. Without coverage, the owner could have faced significant costs. After enrolling in CASP, 50% of the failure was covered, and additional issues were addressed under the same plan, saving in the first month more than the cost of a full year of CASP.
Failures don't only happen in the air. Avionics issues are frequently discovered during heavy maintenance. CASP ensures those surprises don’t come with unplanned invoices. For aircraft approaching the end of their OEM warranty or for owners simply looking for predictable, proactive support, CASP is an investment in confidence and control.
Enrolling in CASP is simple, and Duncan Aviation can help you every step of the way. As a Collins Aerospace-authorized dealer, Duncan Aviation supports customers through the enrollment process at any of our 32 locations across the country. We are ready to assist with program selection, onboarding, and ongoing support.
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