This document discusses aircraft hangers, including what they are, how they are constructed, and planning considerations. It provides the following key points: - Aircraft hangers provide enclosed spaces for servicing, overhauling, inspecting, and repairing aircraft. They are constructed with steel frames and covered with galvanized iron sheets. - Hangars come in different types and sizes depending on the size of aircraft they need to accommodate, ranging from small hangars less than 30m to extra-large hangars over 120m. - Location considerations for hangar sites include proximity to runways and aprons, protection from storms, access to utilities, drainage, and space for future expansion. Proper ventilation