Duncan Aviation is working closely with Gogo Business Aviation (NASDAQ: GOGO) to develop Supplemental Type Certificates (STCs) for Gogo’s new 4G service and Wi-Fi equipment.
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Duncan Aviation is pleased to announce the completion of a fully customized Challenger 605 interior and exterior that took a former charter jet and transformed it into a proud company showcase for its new owner.
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Duncan Aviation recently launched a program that makes its highly regarded Engineering & Certification Services available for projects throughout the aerospace industry. Although the company’s engineering and certification professionals have always been available to assist other companies, Duncan Aviation is expanding its engineering and certification services to include a team dedicated solely to supporting external requests.
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Duncan Aviation is pleased to announce the upgrade and installation of ADS-B Out avionics equipment on a Challenger 850 SE, which was an industry first in the United States.
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Duncan Aviation has updated its Straight Talk book on the NextGen initiative Automatic Dependent Surveilance-Broadcast (ADS-B).
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Duncan Aviation recently completed a hangar renovation that allows additional paint capacity and more paint schedule flexibility for its full-service Battle Creek, Michigan, location.
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Duncan Aviation has launched an exclusive customer program encouraging business aircraft operators to solidify their upgrade plans for Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) well before the January 1, 2020, ADS-B mandate deadline.
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Nearly a year ago, a 61-year-old amphibious aircraft landed at Duncan Aviation’s Lincoln, Nebraska, facility to get fitted with its new interior—or, more accurately, an interior.
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Duncan Aviation recently designed and fabricated a new and innovative airstair and entryway treatment for a Bombardier Global Express.
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If you've been to the Lincoln Airport recently, you might have noticed a 14,000-pound, 23-foot-tall metal paper airplane sculpture gracing the roadside along the way. And you probably asked yourself, where did that come from? And why is it located at the corner of West Adams and NW 12th streets?
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