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Business as usual for Duncan distributorship deal
Duncan continues to offer OEM support for repair, overhaul and exchanges on Héroux-Devtek/APPH landing gear actuation systems and components, like sequence valves, steering and airbrake jacks on Hawker 125s.
Duncan is well-versed in Hawker 125 parts.

Duncan Aviation is continuing its Héroux-Devtek/APPH distributorship as one of five distributors worldwide.

APPH Wichita, a part of Heroux Devtek Group, recently announced it is ceasing all US operations effective 19 March 2021 and transferring all work to APPH Ltd (Heroux Devtek UK) in Runcorn, UK. After this date, all US customers will still be able to receive customer support by going directly to APPH Ltd (Heroux Devtek UK) or seeking out a Héroux-Devtek distributor such as Duncan Aviation.

Duncan continues to offer seamless OEM support for repair, overhaul and Duncan Aviation-stocked exchanges on Héroux-Devtek/APPH landing gear actuation systems and components, like sequence valves, steering and airbrake jacks, and reversing valves found on Hawker 125 series aircraft.

“We are excited to continue our partnership with Héroux-Devtek to the benefit of our mutual Hawker 125 series customers in the United States,” says Chris Gress, Duncan Aviation parts and rotable sales business development manager. “We continue to be a resource for competitively priced repair, overhaul and exchanges.”

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