Phil Suglia has been named the new sales manager at Duncan Aviation’s Battle Creek, Michigan, facility.
Suglia began his career with Duncan Aviation in 2000 with the Line Service Department. He was promoted to Line Service Team Leader that same year and became FBO Services Manager in January of 2006. Suglia has a Bachelor of Business Administration from Western Michigan University.
For more information: 269-969-8458 or DuncanAviation.aero.
Duncan Aviation has been designated an authorized service facility for Ultra Electronics Flightline Systems.
With this new authorization, Duncan Aviation is able to offer increased capabilities, better turn times and technical support in the service and repair of Flightline Systems’ electromechanical (formerly Lewis Engineering) and mechanical (formerly Aero Mechanism) line of products for both fixed- and rotor-winged aircraft. Using the latest technical data and component maintenance manuals, Duncan Aviation is able to repair and restore Flightline Systems’ products in accordance with their specifications.
For more information: 800-562-6377 or DuncanAviation.aero
Duncan Aviation has added online video to its technical newsletter, Duncan Intelligence.
The first Duncan Video Intelligence is a two-minute video featuring the importance of replacing the Encoder Flex Card in the DGS-65 Directional Gyro System. In addition to valuable technical tips and troubleshooting advice, the video presents owners and operators with a visual reference to the gyro component and why this “extra” service is so important, according to company officials.
For more information: www.DuncanAviation.aero/intelligence. The Video Duncan Intelligence can also be viewed on the Duncan Aviation’s YouTube channel, DuncanAviation56.
Duncan Aviation, which has been a Honeywell Service Center for engines and avionics, has expanded its service center agreements with Honeywell to include mechanical components.
Due to intense customer demand, Duncan Aviation has expanded its capabilities for helicopter components.
Duncan Aviation recently completed its first paint work for an Embraer Phenom 100 aircraft and has added line maintenance for the Pratt & Whitney 617F-E engines.
Duncan Aviation‘s interior completions team has developed a Duncan Design Shell Kit for the Falcon 50EX.
Sharon Klose has joined Duncan Aviation‘s turbine engine service sales team.
Duncan Aviation has promoted Adrian Chene to avionics tech rep in Battle Creek, Mich.
ACCEPTING HIS AWARD: Robert Duncan (second from right) and Karen Duncan at the ceremony with Rick Johnson (right) and Dan Petersen of the Lincoln Flight Standards District Office. (Photo by Ted Kirk, Courtesy of Duncan Aviation)
Robert Duncan, chairman emeritus of Duncan Aviation, received the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award in a private ceremony in late December.
This award recognizes pilots who have demonstrated professionalism, skill and aviation expertise by maintaining safe operations for 50 or more years.
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