High Flying Hangars

High Flying Hangars builds private aircraft hangars on airport land in the United States. Each hangar is built for individual owners, with no shared space, and the company sells them in rows at each airport. The chief executive is Kenny Hinkes, a real estate developer and pilot who describes more than 40 years of experience and more than 20 projects in New Mexico and Colorado.

Airport locations

• AEG, Albuquerque Double Eagle II Airport, New Mexico: 46 hangars on about 5.8 acres, in sizes of 50 by 40 feet and 60 by 50 feet
• BVU, Boulder City Airport, Nevada
• FDK, Frederick Municipal Airport, Maryland
• HEF, Manassas Regional Airport, Virginia
• LNK, Lincoln Airport, Nebraska
• Denton, Texas is also listed on the site as a planned location

Hangar specification

The company says its hangars are custom fabricated from American-made steel rather than prefabricated. Standard features on mid and large hangars include power bi-fold doors, insulation, water and power, high-speed data, finished concrete floors and a private three-quarter bathroom. Some regions may add features such as in-floor heating.

Company facts

• Leadership includes a chief operating officer, a chief legal officer and a senior vice president of sales and marketing
• Pre-construction pricing is available on request through its sales contact