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Sheltair Melbourne breaks ground on T-hangar complex
The massive structure will include 30 T-hangars able to accommodate single and light twin aircraft, and the 4.5 acre hangar complex will be situated adjacent to the control tower with easy access to Sheltair's FBO terminal.
The Melbourne Orlando International airport hangar complex should be ready to open in around 15 months.

Sheltair Aviation is continuing to expand its FBO network's hangar facilities, this time with much-needed individual T-hangar units at Melbourne Orlando International airport in Florida.

The massive structure, totalling more than 34,500 square feet, will include 30 T-hangars able to accommodate single and light twin aircraft. The hangar complex will be situated on nearly 4.5 acres of premier apron space and will accommodate its tenants and their passengers with 37 passenger-vehicle parking spaces and two restrooms.

“The ability to accommodate an additional 30 smaller aircraft with new T-hangar facilities will be an invaluable asset to our Melbourne operation,” says COO Todd Anderson. “As the region's businesses thrive, so does the airport. We're dedicated to meeting its needs every step of the way.”

The hangar structure will conveniently be situated adjacent to the airfield's control tower with easy access to Sheltair's FBO terminal. The project is expected to take approximately 15 months to complete. Those interested in leasing space in advance are encouraged to contact Sheltair property manager Amanda Herx.

Minutes away from the Space Coast, Sheltair's award-winning FBO connects guests with a wide array of water activities, championship golf courses, the state's largest manatee and sea turtle habitats, and four downtown districts filled with prime shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

As a full-service facility, the FBO is prepared to handle every need of the modern traveller with exceptional customer service, superior ground support, customs, rental cars, catering, crew cars, shuttle services, complimentary refreshments, conference space, flight planning/weather space and an inviting atmosphere for pilots and passengers alike.

“The Melbourne Orlando International airport recognises the importance of general aviation to its success and is pleased to partner with Sheltair to provide new T-hangars for our GA community,” says Greg Donovan, executive director at the Melbourne Airport Authority.

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