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Duncan Aviation Hosts Air Taxi Demonstrations

Duncan Aviation hosted more than 90 Utah County leaders, elected officials, and community members at its full-service facility in Provo, Utah, on Monday, March 10, for an exclusive look at the ALIA CX300 aircraft as BETA Technologies and 47G conducted Utah’s first air taxi demonstrations. These flights demonstrated how this innovative mobility solution can significantly reduce travel times for commuters, provide more options for business travelers, and enhance the experience for tourists.
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Duncan Aviation Equips Falcon 900B With Universal Avionics InSight Flight Display System

The operator of a Falcon 900B recently left Duncan Aviation’s MRO location in Battle Creek, Michigan, after extensive avionics upgrades, a 2C Inspection, and an interior refurbishment. The owner opted to upgrade to the Universal Avionics InSight Flight Display System, replacing the obsolete CRT equipment with bright, crisp displays that provide cutting-edge, 3D graphics for the SVS (Synthetic Vision System), weather, terrain, and traffic systems.
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Duncan Aviation Turns Dated Gulfstream G200 Into a Sophisticated Masterpiece

Duncan Aviation is excited to showcase the interior refurbishment of a Gulfstream G200 that was completed at its full-service facility in Lincoln, Nebraska. The aircraft was painted by Duncan Aviation in 2019, and after several years, the owner decided it was time to turn the beige, outdated, and worn interior into something sleek, clean, and sophisticated with a darker, more modern palette.
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Clarification Regarding Cockpit Voice Recorder Image Shared by Several News Outlets

Duncan Aviation and our team members express sincere sympathy to the families and loved ones of the victims of the tragic aircraft accident that occurred the evening of Jan. 31, 2025, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, given the visual nature of media sources and the fast pace involved with news reporting, an image of a cockpit voice recorder (CVR), a.k.a. the “black box”, with a Duncan Aviation repair tag has been shown by several news sources in video reports of this incident. That image does not portray the actual CVR that was installed in the aircraft involved in the accident. According to our records, Duncan Aviation has not provided maintenance or repair services to that aircraft or its operator.
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Duncan Aviation Offers Substantial Incentives for Select Gogo Connectivity Systems Installed Within its Satellite Network

In anticipation of a backlog for connectivity system upgrades in 2025, Duncan Aviation is encouraging customers to get ahead of the pack by offering sizeable future credits for upgrading from Gogo’s legacy air-to-ground (ATG) systems to the AVANCE L3 or AVANCE L5 connectivity platforms. If legacy ATG owner/operators haven’t chosen which AVANCE product best suits their needs, Duncan Aviation will offer credit for the installation of Gogo C1, a transitional option that maintains your current in-flight connectivity as Gogo launches its Long-Term Evolution (LTE) network.
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