- A
hangar is a
building or
structure designed to hold
aircraft or spacecraft.
Hangars are
built of metal, wood, or concrete. The word
hangar comes from...
- Look up
hangar 18 in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hangar 18 may
refer to:
Hangar 18 (conspiracy theory), a
conspiracy theory about a
hangar at the...
- The
Hangar, also
known for
commercial reasons as The NEC
Hangar, is the
training facility and
headquarters of
Australian rules football club the Essendon...
- all the
hangars had been dispatched,
these sheds were used for
storing spare parts. Today,
there are
believed to be
about 100
Bellman hangars still in...
-
Hangar One or
Hangar 1 may
refer to:
Hangar One (Mountain View, California) at
Moffett Federal Airfield,
California Hangar One (Los Angeles, California)...
-
needed to be
based in
airship hangars because weathering was a
serious risk. The
first real
airship hangar was
built as
Hangar "Y" at Chalais-Meudon near...
- than
rectangular hangars.
There are two
types of Tee
hangars:
standard (sometimes
called stacked) and nested.
Standard Tee
hangars provide additional...
-
Wildlife Refuge Airplane Hangar, a
hangar at the J.
Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge in
North Dakota Riverside Hangar,
hangars at St. Paul
Downtown Airport...
- France.
Bessonneau hangars were used for
temporary protection for
aircraft pending construction and
development of
permanent hangars.
After World War I...
-
airfields with
underground hangars in
North Korea,
including Onchon air base, Kang Da Ri
Airport and
Sunchon Airport.
Underground hangars were
built in Bodø Main...
