By Richie Christiansen
Mayo Aviation’s new hangar.
Over the past decade, Denver has witnessed a growth explosion. Almost daily, new subdivisions, apartment buildings, and businesses sprout up across town. Recently this explosion has carried over to Centennial Airport. In the past year, a variety of new hangars have been built to keep up with the steadily growing demand for business and recreation aviation facilities.
Hangars have been built or are being built for Liberty Media, the Airpark Center, JVB Aviation, AT&T, Key Lime, Mayo Aviation, TAC Air, Rocky Mountain Straight Flight, Precision Aircraft, and Don Sturm.
The Airpark Center’s newest hangar is the largest building project at Centennial Airport in the last decade. This building of 50,000 square feet, with 10 hangers that vary in size from 2,800 square feet to 7,200 square feet, will offer hanger storage for Aviation Sales and other future renters.
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- The Airpark Center’s newest hangar is the largest building project at Centennial Airport in the last decade.
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- TAC Air’s newest edition, Hangar 10.
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- This unfinished hangar will be the future home of Key Lime Aviation and Precision Aviation.
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- The new facilities of JVB Aviation and AT&T.
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- Donald Sturm’s recent addition to Centennial Airport.
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- The new home of Rocky Mountain Straight Flight at Centennial Airport is located at the eastern end of the airport.
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- A taxiway has been built to provide access to Centennial Airport facilities for Liberty Media’s mammoth hangar.