HANGAR USE ONLY Clause Samples

The "Hangar Use Only" clause restricts the use of a hangar to specific, designated purposes, typically related to the storage and maintenance of aircraft. In practice, this means that tenants or users are prohibited from using the hangar for unrelated activities such as commercial operations, living quarters, or storage of non-aviation items. By clearly defining acceptable uses, this clause helps prevent misuse of the facility, ensures compliance with airport regulations, and maintains safety and order within the hangar premises.
HANGAR USE ONLY. Tenant shall use the hangar to store only the aircraft registered and listed above which is owned or leased by Tenant. • Tenants are not authorized to use hangars for overnight stays or any other non-aeronautical use. • While aircraft is being used, tenant may park their registered vehicle in the hangar. • Hangars are not to be used for repairing or overhauling aircraft or equipment, except in accordance with Federal Aviation Regulation Part 43, Appendix A(c), Preventative Maintenance, and except as listed below. • Assembly or construction of an aircraft is allowed in accordance with 81 FR 38910 Section II(b)(2) & (3). A quarterly inspection will be performed by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County to ensure acceptable progress is being made on the assembly of a plane per the discretion of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ County Airport Manager. Assembly of a plane shall be completed within 36 months of the commencement date of this lease. • Painting or welding in the hangar is not allowed. • Storage of gasoline, explosives, or other flammables in the hangar, with the exception of engine oil, is prohibited. • Tenant shall not install or hookup any refrigerators, freezers, heating units, microwave ovens, heat lamps, dryers, or any other electrical appliance in hangar. • The aircraft owner or operator is solely responsible for containing all possible oil or fuel leakage from his or her aircraft. The owner or operator is solely liable for any contamination or other damage resulting from such leakage. Fuel from sump checks performed during preflight checks must be collected in a suitable container and not be thrown on the ramp or hangar floor.
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HANGAR USE ONLY. Tenant shall use the hangar to store only the aircraft registered and listed above which is owned or leased by Tenant. • Tenants are not authorized to use hangars for overnight stays or any other non-aeronautical use. • While aircraft is being used, tenant may park their registered vehicle in the hangar. • Hangars are not to be used for repairing or overhauling aircraft or equipment, except in accordance with Federal Aviation Regulation Part 43, Appendix A(c), Preventative Maintenance. • Painting or welding in the hangar is not allowed. • Storage of gasoline, explosives, or other flammables in the hangar, with the exception of engine oil, is prohibited. • Tenant shall not install or hookup any refrigerators, freezers, heating units, microwave ovens, heat lamps, dryers, or any other electrical appliance in hangar. • The aircraft owner or operator is solely responsible for containing all possible oil or fuel leakage from his or her aircraft. The owner or operator is solely liable for any contamination or other damage resulting from such leakage. Fuel from sump checks performed during preflight checks must be collected in a suitable container and not be thrown on the ramp or hangar floor.
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HANGAR USE ONLY. Tenant shall use the hangar to store only the aircraft listed above which is owned or leased by Tenant. Hangars are not to be used for repairing or overhauling aircraft or equipment, except in accordance with Federal Aviation Regulation Part 43, Appendix A(c), Preventative Maintenance. Painting or welding in the hangar is not allowed. Storage of gasoline, explosives, or other flammables in the hangar, with the exception of engine oil, is prohibited. Tenant shall not install or hookup any refrigerators, freezers, heating units, microwave ovens, heat lamps, dryers, or any other electrical appliance in hangar. The aircraft owner or operator is solely responsible for containing all possible oil or fuel leakage from his or her aircraft. The owner or operator is solely liable for any contamination or other damage resulting from such leakage. Fuel from sump checks performed during preflight checks must be collected in a suitable container and not be thrown on the ramp or hangar floor.
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