Maintenance and Modifications
Duncan Aviation Revises Component Repair Pricing
New model responds to parts market shifts
With experience on nearly every avionics team at Duncan Aviation, Instrument Master Tech Steve Alder brings unmatched expertise to the bench. Here, he performs a detailed inspection of a motherboard, checking for corrosion and burnt circuit traces to ensure peak reliability.
With experience on nearly every avionics team at Duncan Aviation, instrument master tech Steve Alder brings unmatched expertise to the bench. Here, he performs a detailed inspection of a motherboard, checking for corrosion and burnt circuit traces to ensure peak reliability.

Duncan Aviation has introduced a revised pricing structure for component repairs and exchanges, including a tiered model to improve cost predictability for operators. The Lincoln, Nebraska-based company said the updated model is tied to anticipated parts requirements and structured around three service levels. 

Essential coverage applies to minor maintenance repairs and is intended to address the most common unit failures. Expanded coverage covers a broader range of failures and includes more comprehensive repairs for complex issues. And a universal flat rate option provides a single guaranteed price covering all repairs, allowing up-front cost transparency for operators.

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