Oakland, Calif., is the site of the final, free Duncan Aviation NextGen seminar of the year. Join host Mark Francetic, Regional Avionics Sales Manager, on December 14, from 8 a.m. until 2:55 p.m. at Jet Aviation, 7683 Old Earhart Road, in Oakland, Calif.
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Duncan Aviation’s Battle Creek, Michigan, location celebrates 20 years as a Dassault Authorized Service Center (ASC) for all Falcon model aircraft. Although Duncan Aviation has been supporting the Falcon operator since the late 1970s, it was in 1996 when the Battle Creek location officially received authorization.
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As a major business aviation MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) facility, Duncan Aviation has significant experience installing the latest generation Cabin Management Systems (CMS). These systems use digital technology to meet operator demands for High Definition (HD) devices, personal electronic device integration, as well as new technologies like touch-screen and Wi-Fi cabin controls.
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Duncan Aviation recently completed a redesign of the iOS™ version of its popular AOG Services app, which makes it easy for Aircraft on Ground (AOG) operators to find the nearest Duncan Aviation location to their current position.
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Join us in Toluca de Lerdo, the capital of the state of Mexico, for Duncan Aviation’s free NextGen seminar on Wednesday, November 16.
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Duncan Aviation, along with Winglet Technology, LLC, is pleased to announce their collaboration on FAA STC (Supplemental Type Certificate) certification testing of Winglet Technology’s Transitional Winglet design for the Cessna Citation Sovereign aircraft.
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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.
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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.
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