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October 31st 05, 12:06 AM
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Hanger Design in Hurricane Zones
I was looking through photos of airplanes destroyed in their hangers in the
recent hurricane season Are there any hanger designs that consistently work better than others in hurricane prone environments? The latest hangers at our airport (CYBW) are steel frame with steel siding with some of them being formed concrete or concrete block. The latter two look expensive, but VERY sturdy. Marc 
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