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Maintenance and Modifications
Duncan Is First Third-party Shop To Paint a PC-24
Duncan Aviation has painted the first Pilatus PC-24 light jet outside of a Pilatus production facility.
The first Pilatus PC-24 light jet painted outside of a Pilatus production facility(Photo: Duncan Aviation)
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Mark Huber
• Contributor
February 24, 2023
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