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Al Gietzen wrote:

> Dave wrote:
>
> I know of some nice large new hangars that will be available in a few 
> months for the paltry sum of $1650/mo. if you are interested.
>
> You can get the same hangar without a wait at Fallbrook for $600. 
> These are apparently big enough for 2 small planes. Square hangars 
> with automatic openers and all.
>
> After being on the waiting list for 7 years, it looks like I’ll have 
> the choice of one of the old T-hangars at Oceanside in a month or so. 
> 2715 ft runway, but at sea level and rarely over 80 degrees. The roof 
> may leak, and the door may not work properly; but it’s “only” $400/mo.
>
> Al
>

I almost feel guilty about building a Delta now. Not quite, but almost.

For the typical GA flyer that gets out to the airport once EVERY 
weekend, the cheapest option boils down to a $100/flight premium. It 
almost makes the local rental fleet look atractive. Not quite, but almost.

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