Hanger Space Around the Barossa Valley Area (SA)

[hjubm2]

Hi all,

I'm looking into buying my first plane but I'm at a loss when trying to find available hanger space around the Barossa Valley area, eg Gawler, Truro Flats or preferable Rowland Flat. Does anyone have any leads I can follow or know of anywhere with available hanger space that is close to the Barossa?

Thanks

[fujii]

Beware of using a hanger when storing your aircraft due to the risk of it being dropped and damaged.

It is much safer to leave on the floor in a hangar.

[havick]

Give a call to Barossa Helicopters. I think they may have built a hangar on their strip, that being said I'm not sure if it's open to anyone but their own family aircraft.

[gerry111]

There's a massive, relatively new steel hangar at Stonefield Gliding. It was built for German and Japanese glider pilots in recent years but hasn't been a commercial success. I'm sure that the owner would like to hear from you. The facility has comfortable accommodation units as well. It's very close to Truro Flats.

[gerry111]

hjubm2,

Why bother posting if you don't have the courtesy to reply to those who constructively respond to your request? :(

[hjubm2]

gerry111,

I've been following up on all the leads etc and have not had time to reply until now.

Thanks everyone for all the leads, it's looking like I may have found a hanger with available space near Angaston but we'll see what happens.

[Andy_RR]

Seems like you'll find one with e's

[gerry111]

Despite a spelling 'aze.. :p

[fujii]

Suits have hangErs.
Aircraft have hangArs.

[certifs]

Of course, you can always use a hanger in your hangar...

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[gerry111]

I think the new hangar at Stonefield Gliding was designed to do the same thing.