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How do you park an aircraft?

Updated: 9/19/2023
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If you own a civil aviation aircraft, you would be based at a specific civil aviation airport or airfield and you would have to rent a hanger there. Commercial airlines usually keep their aircraft in service for 30+ hours at a time (switching pilots of course.) When they do go in for maintenance inspections, the airline would pay to use a hanger at a larger passenger airport.

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