Airport Hangars

The Airport Hangars are huge sheds providing shelters for the aircraft. It serve a space for taking care of the air planes, helicopters, and other aircraft. And it locates closer to the terminal building and the apron.

All the servicing, repairs, fueling of the aircraft carryout here. And it provides various slots for the aircraft in areas for, the assembling, equipping and the upgrade processing. It constructs with the MS ROOF TRUSS and the Pre Engineered Building (PEB). This builds with light weight steel structures. And its roofs covers with G.I sheets, Puff panels. It provides large spaces for storing the aircraft.

Airport hangars

These are large enclose structures design to park and protect aircraft.  They are mainly use to store aircraft at rest. It saves from changing weather conditions like, rain, snow, hails. And protects from strong winds, that cause damage.

It provides a control environment for performing the maintenance and the repairs on aircraft. The mechanics and technicians works on the aircraft more efficiently without exposed to the changing climate. It gives a high level of security to the aircraft for parking them on the open space. This helps preventing the unauthorized access.

It comes in numerous sizes and designs to accommodate many types and sizes of aircraft. It range from small single-aircraft hangars to large, facilities storing more aircraft. There are many types like, Commercial, Corporate, Maintenance, Box and T hangars. It locates on or near the airport runway and the taxiway areas for easy access to the flight line.

Size And Design

There are many types like T, box, and open-front hangars. Each type has its own advantages and is suitable for different aircraft sizes and needs.

This come in many sizes to store the small planes and large airliners. The size depends on the airport’s capacity and the types of aircraft it serves. Some airports use hangars facilities for emergency response and firefighting operations. And has firefighting equipment and personnel ready to respond to aviation-related emergencies. And supports aircraft operations like, lighting, electrical outlets, ventilation systems. These are essential for ensuring the safety, and efficient operation of aircraft.