More-detailed engineering study recommends keeping at least one hangar
LOVELAND — An additional and more-detailed engineering study of the three hangars leased to private aircraft operators at the Northern Colorado Regional Airport concludes that one should be saved, one could be saved and third should be decommissioned.
Knott Laboratory LLC, with a Fort Collins office, conducted the study at the request of the regional airport commission after pilots objected to a less-rigorous engineering assessment that resulted in an order in March to decommission hangars A, B and C due to safety and liability concerns. The liability issues were discussed in an executive session, followed by a vote to decommission.
Pilots…
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