Straight Flight, an FAA and EASA certified aircraft repair, maintenance, inspection, and modification services provider, is expanding its maintenance capabilities and airport footprint with the acquisition of a 25,000 sq ft hangar and operations facility at Centennial airport. The hangar facility, located on the northeast quadrant of Centennial, Colorado, sits on approximately three acres and includes a 25,000 sq ft hangar with 4,000 sq ft of office/operations space, currently under construction.

The new Straight Flight hangar is designed to support repair, inspection, maintenance, and modification operations for heavy aircraft including commercial, business and military aircraft. The facility is fully operational, with office construction projected to be completed by March 2022. The hangar is equipped with 28 ft high, 100 ft wide doors to accommodate mid-to-heavy aircraft.

“Centennial Airport is the second busiest general aviation airport in the country and is recognised as a centrally located hub for aircraft repair services,” states Straight Flight GM Chris Haight. “Our newest hangar acquisition has expanded our strategic footprint to three facilities, dramatically increasing our aircraft services capacity and capabilities.”

Straight Flight's hangar infrastructure expansion is based on direct response to increased demand of major and minor aircraft services from commercial, general and military aircraft operators and agencies.

“Land at Centennial airport is at a premium and, with local area million-dollar business and development investments on the rise, tandem aviation operations are projected to follow the trend,” Haight continues. “Our goal is to expand our on-site aircraft services for both local and nationwide operators. We are fortunate to conduct business at Centennial, which is both geographically advantageous for operators and recognised for exceptional aviation services, nationwide.”