Duncan Aviation reopened its engine rapid response team location at Denver Centennial Airport (KAPA). Adjacent to Duncan Aviation’s satellite shop at KAPA, the location serves as a dedicated local engine maintenance and AOG support resource for turbine aircraft operators in the Denver area.
According to the company, the rapid response team offers specialized support for business aircraft engines such as the Honeywell Aerospace HTF7000 and TFE731, as well as the Pratt & Whitney Canada PW300 and PW500.
“We are excited to reestablish our local engine rapid response presence at Centennial Airport,” said Shane Heier, engine rapid response manager at Duncan Aviation. “With nearly 150 operators based at APA and steady demand for localized AOG support across Colorado, having a dedicated engine technician on the field allows us to respond immediately when our customers need us most.”
The company's engine maintenance team at KAPA operated from 1994 to 2021. With its reopening, the team now will be led by engine technician James Higgins. According to Duncan Aviation, services will be delivered via a fully equipped mobile unit, specialized tools, and a dedicated local inventory.
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