Winter Hangar Space
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saracelica
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saracelica
Sounds like a good deal...if the weather isn't horrible you're plane would be ready to go! Can you cancel in February if you find you haven't flown in two months?
flyer
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Winter would be the best time to have a hangar, especially a heated one. I would go for it.
poadeleted21
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Do they charge a fee to open the doors?
Lawreston
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I already own a hangar(see photo) but it's not heated and doesn't have as much space. There are at least a dozen tied-down aircraft at my base airport - and no empty hangars to accommodate 1 of them -- yet; but I can make one available for four months. (Or if not, I could put my boat and trailer in there. It might not fit under my right wing if I leave my plane there)
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Lawreston
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Bill and Bart: Not only does the FBO not charge 
) to open the door(s), but only they can move the plane to the outside or back into the assigned space.
HR
) to open the door(s), but only they can move the plane to the outside or back into the assigned space.HR
Lawreston
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Bill: I'm sure you know the location of the hangar.
poadeleted21
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Bill and Bart: Not only does the FBO not charge
HR
That's nice. Im in a pseudo heated hangar. the hangar next door and the offices above and beside it are heated so its usually above 40F (Even when its -20F outside).
BillTIZ
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Always rent the hanger facing south or west..
BillTIZ
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Yes I do... keeps making me want to move home and face that large sales tax (use tax) when I buy my plane... ahh wait.. they repealed that.
At CJR the hangar is unheated but I have a Tannis.
At NC26 the hangar has radiant heat in the floor.
At NC26 the hangar has radiant heat in the floor.