Maintenance and Modifications
Duncan To Ramp Up Summer Intern Program
Duncan Aviation is looking to hire as many as 33 interns this summer at its trio of full-service aircraft maintenance facilities.
Duncan Aviation technician Darwin Godemann demonstrates how to inspect hydraulic lines for condition and proper routing to company interns. (Photo: Duncan Aviation)
Duncan Aviation technician Darwin Godemann demonstrates how to inspect hydraulic lines for condition and proper routing to company interns. (Photo: Duncan Aviation)

Duncan Aviation is looking to hire as many as 33 interns this summer at its trio of full-service aircraft maintenance facilities in Michigan, Nebraska, and Utah. The paid positions in its airframe, engine, install, and interior production departments will enable students to gain hands-on experience while learning more about the company and exploring career paths in the business aviation industry.

This past summer, while many such programs were canceled by the Covid-19 pandemic, Duncan continued its relationship with its technical school partners and accepted 14 interns.