Duncan Aviation Rescues Kestrels from Hangar
Technicians from the Nebraska facility worked with a local wildlife center to save three American kestrel falcons who made their home in a busy hangar.
Duncan Aviation NDT master tech Molly Stuhr collected two of the three American kestrel falcons in the hangar and contacted the Fontenelle Forest Raptor Recovery Center. (Photo: Molly Stuhr)
Duncan Aviation NDT master tech Molly Stuhr collected two of the three American kestrel falcons in the hangar and contacted the Fontenelle Forest Raptor Recovery Center. (Photo: Molly Stuhr)

Duncan Aviation may have experience with Falcons, but the MRO facility had its first encounter with three American kestrel falcons this summer. The falcons were found in the Lincoln, Nebraska facility’s relatively new 40,000-sq-ft Hangar G. While they did not cause any disruption, NDT master tech Molly Stuhr took it upon herself to make sure the birds received the care they needed to make their maiden flight out of the facility.


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