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Boulder City gives go ahead for hangar development
High Flying Hangars has secured lease approval to develop a 36 acre site at Boulder City Municipal airport near Las Vegas, Nevada. The airport is located on the southeast side of the expanding Las Vegas Metro Area.
The aerial view of the Boulder City Municipal airport shows the parcel leased by High Flying Hangars and the site of the current design plan.

After a competitive nationwide process, High Flying Hangars has landed a lease contract for 36 acres of land at Boulder City Municipal airport.

The development plan currently includes hangars from 40ft in width for single-engine piston aircraft, up to 100ft in width for larger private jets, along with an exclusive multi-use clubhouse facility for owners. The parcel is located on the north side of the airport with excellent runway access.

“We are absolutely thrilled and deeply honoured by the unanimous approval from the City Council,” says CEO Kenny Hinkes. “Boulder City Municipal airport is a hidden gem in the Las Vegas metroplex, and pilots based in the region will surely find the land, vision and commitment to provide the community with much needed high-quality hangars.

“We look forward to partnering with airport manager Marissa Adou and everyone involved at Boulder City Municipal airport. Together we will build something truly special. The passion of the local aviation community is inspiring, and we cannot wait to break ground and deliver a world-class home for pilots who love their aircraft as much as we do.”

“We are committed to providing the best possible customer experience for those who use our airport, and we felt confident that High Flying Hangars shared our business principles,” adds Adou. “Given the current demand for hangar space in southern Nevada, we believe this partnership will provide residents and visitors the amenities they want most at a reasonable cost, while providing the City a wonderful environment for general aviation enthusiasts.”

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