Duncan Aviation has chosen Atec, Inc., as its contractor for construction of an engine test cell and control room at its Lincoln, Nebraska, facility. Construction will begin this fall and the engine test cell will be completed by the end of 2017. Read More...
In March, Duncan Aviation announced that it would be the exclusive AOG service partner for Gogo Business Aviation, supporting Gogo customers around the clock with LRU serviceable units and spare parts strategically placed at Duncan Aviation’s network of facilities and avionics satellite locations within the United States. Since then, of the total number of Gogo equipment needs to improve or restore connectivity year to date, Duncan Aviation has provided approximately15 percent of the spare parts to Gogo’s customer base through the AOG program. Duncan Aviation has also tapped into its inventory to assist non-program operators with parts needed to restore connectivity. Read More...
Time is flying. We’re rapidly closing in on the FAA’s December 31, 2019, deadline to install Automatic Dependent Surveilance-Broadcast- (ADS-B)-compliant equipment in aircraft. Read More...
Duncan Aviation recently published the Fall 2016 edition of its popular Duncan Debrief magazine. The magazine is available in print at Duncan Aviation facilties, online at www.DuncanAviation.aero/Debrief and in the App Store for the iPad. Read More...
Duncan Aviation and Rockwell Collins will have a Citation CJ3 aircraft with the Pro Line Fusion® flight deck upgrade on static display at the Orlando Executive Airport during NBAA’s Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition to be held Nov. 1-3 in Orlando. Read More...
Duncan Aviation delivered a Bombardier Global Express this summer after completely customizing the interior, giving it an entirely new exterior paint scheme and upgrading the cabin electronics. Read More...
Duncan Aviation is excited to announce that the company is the only Dassault Authorized Service Center with technicians trained to perform SB (Service Bulletin) 379 in its entirety on the Falcon 7X aircraft. Read More...