Duncan Aviation Offers Unusual Solution To Challenger Service Bulletin
A Duncan Aviation maintenance tech uses the Aero 40 dry-ice blasting machine to remove the epoxy ramp from a Challenger passenger door.
A Duncan Aviation maintenance tech uses the Aero 40 dry-ice blasting machine to remove the epoxy ramp from a Challenger passenger door.

Duncan Aviation of Lincoln, Neb. (Booth No. 5580), a provider of airframe inspections, engine maintenance, cabin and cockpit systems retrofits, painting and interior work, as well as pre-owned aircraft sales and acquisitions, has acquired several examples of a dry-ice blasting machine to accomplish a specific service bulletin for its Bombardier Challenger customers.