Duncan Aviation's Battle Creek, Mich., avionics team recently rolled out an off-site avionics service that allows business aircraft operators in the Chicago area to schedule comprehensive avionics line service in their hangars and at their airports instead of at one of Duncan Aviation's maintenance facilities.
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Duncan Aviation is proud to announce the appointment of three new Team Leaders within its Engine Rapid Response (RRT) network.
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Duncan Aviation has recently earned approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to accept Instructions for Continued Airworthiness (ICA) for Standard Type Certificates (STCs).
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Duncan Aviation continuously strives to be the voice of clarity in our acronym-happy aviation industry. In addition to ensuring that our customers, who are as passionate about flying as we are, have an unequaled experience when they visit any Duncan Aviation facility, we aim to provide them with thorough information in clear, concise, no-nonsense language.
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Duncan Aviation underwent a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Quality System Audit (QSA) of the Parts Manufacturer Approval (PMA) Quality System this January. The PMA authorization allows Duncan Aviation to manufacture approved replacement parts that are used to support its own Supplemental Type Certificates (STCs) and also to support many Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) installations.
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Duncan Aviation is pleased to announce that Mark Francetic, Regional Avionics Sales Manager, will host the second of eight free ADS-B & FANS 1A+ seminars on February 19 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Over the last several years, more and more business aircraft have been involved in cross-border transactions. That means more imports, exports, modifications, approvals, deregistrations and registrations are taking place in a constantly changing regulatory environment.
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The emotionally charged traveling photo exhibit, Remembering Our Fallen, which honors the more than 80 Nebraskans killed since Sept. 11, 2001, spent a week in Duncan Aviation's Lincoln, Nebraska, facility.
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