Airport commission, pilots to hear results of hangar safety study

LOVELAND – The Northern Colorado Regional Airport governing board and aircraft owners facing displacement there are circling around some possible solutions, but whether they’ll bring an agreement in for a landing at Thursday’s regular commission meeting remains up in the air.
Nearly four dozen owners of private planes stored at the airport suddenly faced eviction after the commissioners emerged from a March 2 executive session with legal representation and risk managers from Fort Collins and Loveland, the cities who jointly own the airport, and declared that four hangar buildings posed safety and liability risks and would be “decommissioned” and razed.
Since then,…
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