Duncan Aviation

Duncan Aviation at Provo Municipal Airport operates a 275,000-square-foot facility that functions as both a full-service FBO and a major maintenance, repair, and overhaul center. The FBO holds IS-BAH Stage 3 accreditation, the highest level of the International Standard for Business Aircraft Handling, along with NATA Safety 1st certification and compliance with NATA's Sustainability Standard. For charter passengers, the practical benefit is a facility that operates to exceptionally high safety and operational standards. The modern lobby leads to comfortable pilot lounges, sleeping rooms, and a weather and flight planning area. FBO services run 24 hours with no handling fees, which is a notable advantage for cost-conscious flight departments. Quick-turn service, GPU starts, aircraft detailing, lavatory service, and deicing are all available. Courtesy cars and on-site rental cars provide ground transportation, and wireless connectivity keeps passengers connected. Heated hangars protect aircraft from Utah's cold winters. Duncan's MRO operation provides tip-to-tail support including airframe and engine maintenance, avionics installation and repair, interior completions and modifications, and full aircraft painting. This dual-purpose facility means flight departments can schedule maintenance work during a passenger's visit to the area, combining downtime productively. Provo sits in the heart of Utah County's Silicon Slopes tech corridor, about 45 miles south of Salt Lake City. The airport's two runways both exceed 6,600 feet, and the 4,497-foot field elevation requires attention to high-altitude performance planning in summer. Sundance Mountain Resort is 30 minutes east, and Park City ski resorts are within an hour. For passengers and operators who value the combination of top-tier safety accreditation, no handling fees, and access to comprehensive maintenance services, Duncan Aviation at Provo is one of the most capable FBO and MRO facilities in the Intermountain West.