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Aircraft hangar space: A big business aviation bottleneck

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By Barbara Hazelden
| GlobalAir
The business aviation industry essentially revolves around aircraft hangars. These custom-built structures protect jets, turboprops, and helicopters from weather hazards. FBOs regularly provide business aviation aircraft with fuel and hangar space. MRO services, avionics specialists, and engine overhaul facilities provide their services in specially outfitted hangars. The worldwide aircraft hangar market had an estimated valuation of USD 829.32 million in 2025.
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Pre-buy inspections sink aircraft sales. Five ways sellers get ahead

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By Barbara Hazelden
| GlobalAir
A personal or business aircraft purchase transaction is a carefully orchestrated operation integrating multiple components. After the buyer selects an aircraft that fulfills their criteria, financing and insurance professionals help move the transaction along. A pre-buy inspection is also a key component. This intensive analysis often uncovers a hornet’s nest of problems that can potentially stop the transaction in its tracks.
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Amphibious Aircraft as a Versatile Business Tool

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By Barbara Hazelden
| GlobalAir
Navigating an off-the-beaten-path business often requires a creative customer acquisition and service strategy. In locales with an abundance of waterways, and little (or no) land access, seaplanes offer an attractive option. Companies that use seaplanes as a business tool must navigate four distinctive challenges. Three issues pertain to seaplane operation while the fourth involves potential friction with the larger community.
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