The hangar expansion will allow Sheltair to accommodate Savannah’s growing business sector and contribute to long-term economic development of the airport.
Sheltair Aviation recently expanded its hangar at Savannah International Airport by 30,000 square feet.The multi-million-dollar investment will enhance Sheltair SAV’s FBO services while fulfilling the growing need for additional aircraft storage in the area.
Todd Anderson, Chief Operating Officer of Sheltair said, “At Sheltair we are focused on investing in new facilities to better serve the general aviation industry across our network. This hangar expansion will allow us to accommodate Savannah’s growing business sector while actively participating in the long-term economic development of the airport and the community.”
Equipped with 28-foot-tall doors, Sheltair’s large cabin class-size hangar expansion has been designed to accommodate the latest generation of aircraft, such as the Gulfstream G650 and Global 7000. The USD 5.5 million project is anticipated to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2022 and will support both based aircraft and transient operators in Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport.
Greg Kelly, Executive Director of the Savannah Airport Commission said, “We greatly appreciate Sheltair’s decision to once again invest millions of more dollars in aviation development here at our airport. We are fortunate to have a great partnership with them as they are one of the top FBOs in the Country. We look forward to continued success and growth with Sheltair in the years to come.”
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This facility’s tenants and guests will enjoy Sheltair Savannah’s premium FBO services, which the 2022 AIN FBO Survey ranked number one in the region and top 20% in the nation. Sheltair’s FBO base also offers its guests access to a state-of-the-art terminal building, U.S. Customs, executive board rooms, and a convenient location just 15 minutes away from flourishing downtown Savannah.
