Hangar rent

ALN - St Louis Regional Airport at Alton, Illinois - $140 per month +
electricity. New, electric door, concrete floor.
--
Gene Seibel
Hangar 131 - http://pad39a.com/gene/plane.html
Because I fly, I envy no one.


I don't know if this has been covered before, but how much is everyone
paying for their hangars and what is provided?

S44 Spanaway Washington

$155.00 for a tee hanger with concrete floor under the plane, power, and
locking gates.
Outside tie down $35.00 per month

Cheers:

Paul
NC2273H

At Caldwell Idaho near Boise, $170 a month for a clean T hangar with
concrete floor, electricity, electric folding door, no heat. Tie down
charges seem to be waived once you're one of the regulars.

Kathy

Originally Posted by Kathy

At Caldwell Idaho near Boise, $170 a month for a clean T hangar with
concrete floor, electricity, electric folding door, no heat. Tie down
charges seem to be waived once you're one of the regulars.

Kathy

Kathy, Are there other spaces available at that rate? Thanks John

Originally Posted by KAviate

Kathy, Are there other spaces available at that rate? Thanks John

John (208) 345 - 3163

Im on a waiting list for hanger space in the sunny SOCAL high desert
KAPV. They are T hangers 200/mo free lights, water i think. They are
building 100 more. tiedowns 40/mo. has night sucerity. gas is around
2.45 gal. At L26 hesperia airport gas is 1.90 with discount or 2.14
w/out.

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Paying $175 for Hangar with rolling doors,
Cement floors,I supply Electricity. LOcated in Zephyrhills,
FL. so no heat needed.

Bill OParowski

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Im on a waiting list for hanger space in the sunny SOCAL high desert
KAPV. They are T hangers 200/mo free lights, water i think. They are
building 100 more. tiedowns 40/mo. has night sucerity. gas is around
2.45 gal. At L26 hesperia airport gas is 1.90 with discount or 2.14
w/out.

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At least you guys get to rent a hanger or have the chance to rent one in the
future. Here in El Dorado AR ELD you have the option of paying $100+/month
for a spot in a big hanger or paying $365/yr and building your own. Which
in the long run is a better deal BUT is tough when you are trying to build
and pay for the airplane in the first place.

The guy in rural North Carolina is right. Living in the boondocks
means making less money, but other things more than make up for it.
I'm in rural Alberta, Canada. Paved and lighted 3000' airport. I
bought an old hangar for $1000, gravel floor, doors that work. Lease
on the land is 100/yr, taxes are $75. So $175/yr works out to
$15/month. Airport's 2 1/2 miles from home. I can bicycle it. I work
there, too.
But it needs new metal roofing. $500. Almost as much as some of
you guys pay for a month's rent. Awful, ain't it?

Dan

On 3 Dec 2003 17:08:17 -0800 (Dan Thomas) wrote:

The guy in rural North Carolina is right. Living in the boondocks
means making less money, but other things more than make up for it.
I'm in rural Alberta, Canada. Paved and lighted 3000' airport. I
bought an old hangar for $1000, gravel floor, doors that work. Lease
on the land is 100/yr, taxes are $75. So $175/yr works out to
$15/month. Airport's 2 1/2 miles from home. I can bicycle it. I work
there, too.
But it needs new metal roofing. $500. Almost as much as some of
you guys pay for a month's rent. Awful, ain't it?

Dan


Ok I like the prices you pay but how often does weather become a limiting
factor? Can you ride your bike year round to the airport?
Okay, sorry I think I know the answer. But since you're runbing it in
I figured you should at least let us know how often you can fly.

R. Hubbell