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How Spantech built an A380-sized hangar in less than six months 

Aerotime

Across the board, growth in the aviation industry has been accompanied by the need to develop all sorts of support infrastructure, including hangars and maintenance facilities. Building a new hangar can be a lengthy process if you do it the traditional way, but Belgian firm Spantech is offering a new, more straightforward approach.

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A Different Sort of Restoration

Inspire

2 (USAF tail number 72-01568) following a four-year restoration effort. The restoration was accomplished to recognize the 50th anniversary of the first flight of this aircraft which occurred in May 1974 as part […] The post A Different Sort of Restoration first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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Tail Wheels — What Can Go Wrong?

Inspire

There are as many tail wheel assembly designs as there are experimental airplanes, or at least it seems that way. Most tail wheels share the same problems, so I’ll talk about the top three trouble areas. The post Tail Wheels — What Can Go Wrong? first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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Bird Aviation to open new hangar by end of 2024

Aviation Bussiness News

MRO provider Bird Aviation has announced plans to expand its operations at Larnaca’s old airport with the construction of a new maintenance hangar. The project, which recently broke ground adjacent to Bird Aviation’s current hangar, comes in response to increased demand for the company’s services and a growing client base.

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One Family’s Passion for Vintage Twin-Tailed Aircraft

Inspire

The post One Family’s Passion for Vintage Twin-Tailed Aircraft first appeared on Hangar Flying. Navy, the last thing they were thinking of is how one of their aircraft would help a family spend quality time together, but that is exactly what the aircraft is doing for 25-year-old Sydney Ramey.

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Seeking Out Ghosts of Your Airplane’s Past

Flying Magazine

The author’s airplane, wearing its original tail number in 1970. She said she did, and a couple of weeks later, I received some color photocopies of my airplane, wearing a different tail number and frolicking among the beaches of the Pacific Northwest. While the paint hasn’t changed over the years, its condition certainly has.

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Pedaling Their Tails Off — PedalVenture Goes for Guinness World Record

Inspire

The previous record was 31 pedal planes, while the goal this year was to go above and beyond with […] The post Pedaling Their Tails Off — PedalVenture Goes for Guinness World Record first appeared on Hangar Flying. By Kayla Floyd The PedalVenture parade took place down Celebration Way on Wednesday at 6 p.m.

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