Message posted by Tim Hendrix on July 05, 2009 at 13:12:45 PST:
A pass-through hangar sometimes indicates an aircraft type that is not easily pulled or pushed backwards. The substantial cost of an extra door and taxiway around the hangar are a clue to interpreting aircraft type and configuration. Of course, with this type of hangar there's less ground handling time involved and that reduces exposure to overhead survellance which alone may justify the additional costs involved.
In Reply to: Re: The new Hangar posted by Iain Young on July 05, 2009 at 12:51:39 PST:
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