FBOs
Duncan Now Offers Fueling at Provo
While construction on its new MRO facility continues, Duncan's new fuel farm is now up and running.
Duncan Aviation expects its new Provo facility will be completed by the middle of 2020. By that point, the company will have invested $70 million in the location. (Photo: Duncan Aviation)
Duncan Aviation expects its new Provo facility will be completed by the middle of 2020. By that point, the company will have invested $70 million in the location. (Photo: Duncan Aviation)

While construction continues on Duncan Aviation’s newest MRO location at Utah’s Provo Municipal Airport, the facility’s 90,000-gallon fuel farm is staffed and open for fueling from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. In anticipation of the start of FBO operations, line services supervisor Bob Cornett recruited team members from the company’s existing locations in Lincoln, Nebraska and Kalamazoo, Michigan as well as experienced technicians from the local area. He plans for the facility to undergo its Stage One International Standard for Business Aviation Handling audit in May.