Duncan Aviation (Booth No. 227) is back at the EBACE show looking to add to its base of foreign customers who already account for about 15 percent of the U.S. group’s business. “The services we provide include large multi-shop work scopes where we are able to offer very efficient turn times, as well as more specific accessory and engine repair work or parts sales,” Duncan president Aaron Hilkemann told EBACE Convention News.
Meanwhile, in the U.S., Duncan continues to expand its offerings. For years, it has been a Honeywell service center for engines and avionics but has recently expanded its relationship with the OEM to include mechanical components. The new service center authorization allows Duncan to expand the company’s capabilities for operators of Hawker business jets and King Air turboprops, as well as for Bombardier Learjets and Challengers, IAI Astra/Westwinds, Dassault Falcons and Cessna Citations.
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