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Step 1
Find out the terms of the rental. Most hangars offer both temporary and long-term storage, and the contracts are very different. The main thing to look for is an assurance that you'll have the same rental price a month down the road as you do today. Some businesses increase the price periodically if it isn't specified in the contract.
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Step 2
Look for hidden fees or perks. When you rent space in an aircraft hangar, some companies include a discounted rate on fuel, free taxiing on the runway and other perks just for being a customer. Other companies may charge you for such luxuries, so find out ahead of time what's included in your rental fees, and what's considered extra.
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Step 3
Know your rights when it comes to maintenance. Insurance issues can be complex, but it's definitely a subject that you need to be educated on when you own a plane. Ask if you can perform routine maintenance on your aircraft without prior approval, or if you have to have one of their certified aircraft mechanics do the work for you.













