Duncan Aviation Announces Move to a New Florida Location
Duncan Aviation is pleased to announce the move of its Fort Lauderdale operations to a new location.
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Duncan Aviation is pleased to announce the move of its Fort Lauderdale operations to a new location.
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Duncan Aviation is pleased to announce the accreditation of its calibration services lab with the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA), certificate #3908.01, to the international standard of ISO/IEC 17025.
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Operators are invited to join Duncan Aviation’s Mark Francetic and many of the company’s channel partners on Thursday, October 22, for a free NextGen seminar at the Southern Museum of Flight (4343 73rd Street North) in Birmingham, Alabama.
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This year, family owned Duncan Aviation is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its satellite shop network. Roughly a year before the first shop opened in 1985, then Duncan Aviation President J. Robert Duncan conceived of a series of agreements between Duncan Aviation’s skilled avionics technicians and well-respected maintenance shops at busy airports around the country.
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Duncan Aviation’s location in Provo, Utah, recently announced that it has been approved by the Brazilian Civil Aviation Authority (ANAC) as an approved aircraft maintenance organization. In addition, the company’s Battle Creek, Michigan, location recently received approval by Argentina’s Civil Aviation Authority (ANAC).
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Duncan Aviation is pleased to announce that the company will no longer charge AOG fees for aircraft parts and exchange orders, including parts shipped directly from Rockwell Collins or Honeywell.
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Duncan Aviation has launched a new web resource to help business jet operators access the lastest and most complete information about all things NextGen: www.DuncanAviation.aero/nextgen
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Duncan Aviation's satellite avionics facility at Houston's Hobby Airport recently received certification from Mexico's Dirección General de Aeronáutica Civil (DGAC), which is the civil aviation authority for the Mexican state. The certificate is good through April 2017.
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