Sentence examples for rent hangar from inspiring English sources

"He's one of many who rent hangar space here".

The total airport costs, including rent for hangars and fuel fees, come to only 3 or 4percentt of operating costs for airlines, Mr. DeCota said.

The county provided the hangar rent-free under a 60-year lease and the museum is to keep all revenue.

The candidates include several private contractors, although they normally rent large empty hangars, which are in abundance in the United States.

Northern No Trust had a lavish dinner at the Ritz Carlton on Wednesday with a concert by Chicago (at a $100,000 fee); rented a private hangar at the Santa Monica Airport on Thursday for another big dinner with a gig by Earth, Wind & Fire, and closed down the House of Blues on Sunset Strip on Saturday (at a cost of $50,000) for a dinner and serenade by Sheryl Crow.

He rented an old hangar in a gritty row of warehouses and constructed his smokehouse from materials scavenged from building sites.

Two America's Cup teams eliminated in preliminary rounds, Artemis and Luna Rossa, are renting large seaplane hangars for $20,000 per month each on Alameda Point, a former naval air station, to work on and store their boats.

Along with planes, Web sites offer hangar space for rent, maintenance services, including flight crews, and jet fuel.

"In the same vein, why should the state pay thousands of euros in rent every year for the hangars that house two airbuses that will never fly?

Half the hangar would be rented to Widerøe for NOK 500,000 per year.

BARROW, Alaska — When the United States Coast Guard arrived in this remote corner of the Arctic this month to begin its biggest patrol presence in the waters north of Alaska, only one helicopter hangar was available for rent, and it was not, to put it mildly, the Ritz.