Maintenance and Modifications
Duncan Consolidates under One Repair Station Certificate
The move will help Duncan deliver more consistent service
Duncan Aviation avionics technician Joshua Hernandez
With the consolidation of all of its facilities under one FAA repair station certificate, Duncan Aviation employees such as avionics technician Joshua Hernandez will be able to move to other company facilities more easily as customer needs shift.

The FAA has issued the first-ever repair station certificate covering all of a company’s facilities, in this case to Duncan Aviation. The single certificate incorporates under its Lincoln, Nebraska repair station certificate all of Duncan’s satellite facilities and additional fixed locations in Oxford, Connecticut; Bedford, Massachusetts; Teterboro and Morristown, New Jersey; and White Plains, New York. Other satellites and fixed locations, as well as its Battle Creek, Michigan, and Provo, Utah locations, were consolidated on December 10.

“Now, instead of consulting dozens of FAA Flight Standards District Offices (FSDO) representatives in dozens of different locations throughout the country, every Duncan Aviation location will consult the FSDO in Lincoln, Nebraska,” according to the company.

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