How much does it cost to store an aircraft at an airport?

Planes must be stored in a hangar or outdoors. If you do not own property suitable for storing a plane, you will need to rent space from an airport. According to a 2021 article from Investopedia, the average hangar cost is $350 per month, plus $100 for tiedown gear.



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