Hangar Monthly Rent

[robin ardoin]

Wow - jump on that before they have a chance to hang up the phone!

They will have an opening when one of the planes in that hangar sells; he said it should sell soon. It is a little more inconvenient but is located in a town that I work in twice a week. The airport manager is very active on the premises, and IA/AP/pilot, and aggressively pursues FAA funding. They are making a host of infrastructure improvements at the moment after having a decline in the past. The current parish (county equiv.) president has the manager's ear and seems to understand the importance of having a thriving airport.

 

[Roller]

<200 for a full T hangar

0 after we get ours built on private land

Not living in the city pays its weight in gold

 

[dans2992]

Once your wingspan goes over 40 ft, cost seems to go exponential….

 

[robin ardoin]

Once your wingspan goes over 40 ft, cost seems to go exponential….

Yup, the M350 in the hangar is getting charged near $700, so I heard. I started at $275 for my 182 then it jumped to $400 once new owners took over. The increase in wingspan, 2'10", cost only $50. Oddly enough, the line crew tell me it allows better 'stacking' than the 182 due to the lack of wing struts. So, I get charged more to enable more aircraft to fit in the hangar...brilliant!

 

[WDD]

New Business Idea : STC to make Navy style folding wings on your Skylane. You’re welcome.

 

[robin ardoin]

New Business Idea : STC to make Navy style folding wings on your Skylane. You’re welcome.

Piper investigated that on older PA-28's but, IIRC, it was only in flight.