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Primus and Epic support goes to Duncan in Nebraska
Duncan Aviation is expanding its support for Honeywell Primus 1000 and Epic CDS-R integrated computers from its Lincoln, Nebraska facility.
Duncan Aviation now performs all repairs and exchanges for the Honeywell IC-600/615/1080 integrated avionics computer product lines.

Duncan Aviation has taken on all repair capabilities and exchange inventory for the Honeywell IC-600/615/1080 integrated avionics computer product lines to its component services and parts and rotables sales unit located in Lincoln, Nebraska.

The IC-600/615/1080 integrated computers are part of the Honeywell Primus 1000 and Primus EPIC CDS-R avionics systems and are factory-installed in many business aircraft.

As a licensed Honeywell authorised service centre and channel partner, this expanded service builds upon Duncan Aviation's existing Honeywell authorisations by adding specified part numbers.

Duncan Aviation has taken over managing the repair and exchange capabilities, including quotes, AOG events, warranty claims, MSP contracts and related status updates.

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