Our new 32,500-square-foot Paint Hangar in Lincoln, Nebraska, is officially complete. The state-of-the-art facility features two dual-bay hangars designed to accommodate larger aircraft, support more complex paint projects, and increase production capacity. The expansion also includes upgraded paint and design capabilities, creating one of the industry’s most advanced aircraft paint facilities.
Painted at Duncan Aviation’s Battle Creek, Michigan, facility, this Falcon 900 pairs a navy base with slate blue and fuchsia stripes rising along the fuselage, complemented by mirrored tail accents. See the fully painted aircraft here.
Reflecting the owner’s creative style, this GLEX emerged from Duncan Aviation’s Lincoln, Nebraska, facility with a bold black-and-red exterior. Precise black dash layouts and carefully blended red-toblack transitions across the afterbodies and thrust reversers create a dramatic, attention-getting presence without overwhelming the aircraft’s refined lines. See the full details here.
Painted at Duncan Aviation’s Provo, Utah, facility, this Gulfstream G450 features a sophisticated, tone-on-tone interpretation of World War II frogskin camouflage. Inspired by the owner’s family heritage, the pattern flows seamlessly across the fuselage, tail, and stabilizers, creating a distinctive exterior that reveals greater detail the closer it is viewed.See more about this distinct aircraft.
Inspired by high-performance sports cars, this Gulfstream GIV’s exterior was brought to life at Duncan Aviation’s Provo, Utah, facility. A clean white lower fuselage anchors bold, angled stripes sweeping from nose to tail, creating a sense of speed and motion while giving the owner a modern, distinctive aircraft with unmistakeable ramp presence. Check out more about this aircraft here.