Airport commission rescinds eviction notices for some pilots in Northern Colorado
LOVELAND — Pilots who keep their planes in the C hangar at the Northern Colorado Regional Airport will not be evicted after all. The airport commission rescinded the eviction notice at its board meeting Thursday.
Pilots have been in limbo for months, beginning in March, when the commission voted to evict airplane tenants in the A, B and C hangars at the airport over safety and liability concerns.
Pilots fought back and encouraged the commission to engage another engineering firm to do a more-detailed study. That study concluded that the C hangar could be saved with basic repairs, the B hangar…
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