Aircraft Hangar

Aviation and Aircraft Hangars

MegaDome fabric buildings offer ideal solutions for aircraft hangar, whether it’s for airplane and aircraft in hangars, maintenance centers, or storage facilities, suitable for both regional and international airports. Our clear-span structures maximize space without obstructive columns, allowing easy access and optimal maneuverability for your aircraft and equipment. Designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, our custom solutions provide durable and reliable protection while reducing operational costs. Whether you need a temporary or permanent aircraft hangar, MegaDome adapts to your needs with quick installation and complete customization.

Applications of Fabric Buildings for Aircraft Hangar

Top Features for Aircraft Hangar

Hot-Dip Galvanized steel

Trusses are hot-dip galvanized once welding and coating are complete to help ensure better protection and coverage on any exposed metal. This protection is three times thicker and ten times harder than inline galvanized steel!

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Door types

All MegaDome aircraft hangars can be configured with a door system matched to your aircraft wingspan, tail height, and site constraints. Our team will recommend the right opening size and mechanism during your quote consultation.

15-Year Warranty

All MegaDome fabric buildings come with a 15-year limited warranty on the fabric membrane, providing long-term peace of mind and protection for your investment. Our structures are engineered to last and backed by industry-leading support.

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ISO 9001-2015 certified

MegaDome structures are manufactured under an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management system, ensuring consistent product quality, rigorous production standards, and traceable processes from start to finish.

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Fabric building height

Available in multiple heights, MegaDome buildings offer generous vertical clearance to accommodate large equipment, vehicles, and aircraft. Whether you need overhead space for storage, operations, or ventilation, our structures can be tailored to meet your height requirements.

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Customizable side openings and doors

MegaDome buildings feature adaptable sidewall options, allowing for multiple entry points, large access doors, and custom openings. Whether you need sliding doors, overhead access, or drive-through configurations, we can design your building for seamless flow and functionality.

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Clear-Span Interior

With no internal columns, MegaDome structures provide wide, unobstructed floor space, perfect for aircraft storage, maintenance, and maneuvering.

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Top Benefits of MegaDome Fabric Buildings for Aircraft Hangar

MegaDome fabric buildings, by Harnois, provide exceptional benefits for aviation, offering clear-span interiors that ensure unobstructed space for aircraft hangar, maintenance, and operations. The durable, weather-resistant fabric covers protect valuable equipment and aircraft from harsh environmental conditions, including UV rays, wind, and snow. With customizable sizes and configurations, MegaDome structures can accommodate a range of aviation needs, from small private planes to large commercial aircraft. Additionally, their translucent fabric allows natural light to permeate the interior, reducing energy costs while creating a well-lit and efficient workspace. Cost-effective, versatile, and quick to install, MegaDome buildings are a smart investment for the aviation industry.

Cost of a Aircraft Hangar using a Fabric Building

Structure typeCost per sq ftBuild timeRelocatableNatural light
Fabric building (MegaDome)$15-$35Days to weeksYesYes
Rigid steel frame$40-$70MonthsNoLimited
Conventional wood/concrete$60-$120Several monthsNoMinimal
T-hangar (shared)N/A – rentalImmediateN/ALimited

For a standalone hangar housing one to three light aircraft, a MegaDome fabric structure typically runs $100,000–$250,000 fully installed, including foundation, doors, and insulation. Larger hangars for twin-engine, turboprop, or cargo aircraft, with integrated offices or maintenance bays, generally start at $300,000 and scale with wingspan clearance and door system complexity.

Factors that affect final cost: aircraft wingspan and tail height, number of door bays, insulation and climate control requirements, foundation type, and local snow and wind load engineering.

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FAQs about aircraft hangar using a fabric building