GTU Hangars, a private condo hangar development at Georgetown Executive Airport, is constructing 12 hangars for single-engine to light jet aircrafts, according to a company news release.
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The project consists of nine 50-by-50-foot box hangars suitable for single-engine and light twin aircrafts, and three 75-by-60-foot hangars for twin-engine planes and light jets. The hangar units can be customized for lighting, utilities, insulation, door access and internet.
The hangars will be available in early 2027, and GTU Hangars is currently accepting reservations. The gated development will also include restrooms and a common area for owners and guests.
Local developers Vision 360 and Capitol Realty Advisors partnered for the project.
Why it matters
Georgetown Executive Airport is a national reliever airport, which relieves congestion at larger commercial airports, as designated by the Federal Aviation Administration in 2023.
As Georgetown and Williamson County continue to grow, the airport has seen a demand for aircraft storage, the release states.
In case you missed it
Georgetown City Council members approved longer land leases at the airport in April, which extends lease terms from 30 to 50 years. Most commonly, tenants lease land from an airport to construct hangars or other aviation-related facilities.
The history
Georgetown Executive Airport opened in 1945. It provides air transportation for uses other than commercial, such as medical flights, business aviation and military flights.
Consisting of 640 acres, it provides aviation fuel, avionics sales and aircraft maintenance. There are more than 25 aeronautical businesses based at the airport.