Generous hangar space.
Each hangar measures 65 feet wide by 60 feet deep, with a 63-foot-wide door opening. It offers room for a King Air 200, Pilatus PC-12, CitationJet, or three Cirrus SR-22s.
3,900 SQ FT PER HANGARNEW BRAUNFELS, TEXAS KBAZ
A better place
to land.
Five private aircraft hangars for lease at New Braunfels, Texas (KBAZ). Generous space, thoughtfully planned amenities, and a dedicated place for your aircraft.
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65′ × 60′Hangar dimensions
3,900 sq ftInside each hangar
60′Deep apron outside each hangar
05Private hangars for lease
01 / THE HANGARS
A considered approach
to private aircraft storage.
One row of five private hangars.
Designed for aircraft owners who expect more.
Room beyond the doors.
A sixty-foot-deep apron lets you pull your aircraft out without blocking the ramp. More space, fewer obstacles.
60-FOOT-DEEP APRONSPractical amenities.
Two hangars include private offices. Three feature air-conditioned restrooms. Choose the space that suits your day.
THOUGHTFUL AMENITIES
YOU’RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE.02 / HOME BASE
Your own corner
of New Braunfels.
Set your course for New Braunfels, Texas. KBOX5 brings spacious private hangars to KBAZ, with a simple idea: taking care of your aircraft should feel effortless.
Explore the airport ↗KBAZ
New Braunfels, Texas
Your next home base
Your next home base
03 / GOOD TO KNOW
A few details.
A lot of possibility.
What aircraft will fit?+
The original KBOX5 specifications describe room for a King Air 200, Pilatus PC-12, CitationJet, or three Cirrus SR-22s. The hangar is 65 feet wide; the door opening is 63 feet wide. Confirm door height, maneuvering clearance, and your specific aircraft configuration before making arrangements.
What amenities are included?+
Two private hangars have offices, and three have air-conditioned restrooms. Every hangar measures 65 by 60 feet, with a 63-foot-wide door opening and a 60-foot-deep apron.
How can I learn about availability?+
KBOX5 is listed as coming soon. Pricing and availability have not been published. Select Discuss leasing to view Pete’s email address.
04 / MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR AIRCRAFT
See how you fit.
One hangar. Your fleet.
Drag in an aircraft and make the space your own.
TOP VIEW · 5′ GRID0 aircraft
Drag to move. Use the round handle to rotate. Keyboard: arrows move 1′, R rotates 15°, Delete removes.
A floor-space illustration, not a confirmed fit. Wingspan and length are to scale; outlines are simplified. The inner-hangar restroom measures 10′ along the back wall and extends 6′ into the hangar. Red indicates overlapping fuselages, overlapping aircraft of the same model, a wall crossing, or restroom overlap. Amber indicates other overlapping aircraft footprints: verify vertical clearance. Aircraft height separation is not verified. The 63′ door opening is illustrated centered within the 65′ width. Door height and swing, propeller sweep, offices, and entry/maneuvering clearance are not modeled. Confirm your aircraft and hangar measurements before leasing.
Aircraft dimensions & sources +
King Air C90B: 50′ 3″ span · 35′ 6″ long · Specification source
King Air 200: 54′ 6″ span · 43′ 9″ long · Specification source
Citation Bravo: 52′ 2″ span · 47′ 2″ long · Specification source
Phenom 300: 52′ 2″ span · 51′ 4″ long · Specification source
TBM 850: 41′ 7″ span · 34′ 11″ long · Specification source
Pilatus PC-12: 53′ 4″ span · 47′ 3″ long · Specification source
Cirrus Vision Jet: 38.7′ span · 30.7′ long · Specification source
Cessna 185F: 35′ 10″ span · 25′ 7½″ long · Specification source
Cessna 206 (T206H): 36′ span · 28′ 3″ long · Textron specifications
P-51D Mustang: 37′ span · 32′ 3″ long · US Air Force Museum specifications
King Air 200 uses B200 dimensions; PC-12 uses NG dimensions; Cessna 206 uses T206H Turbo Stationair HD dimensions. Aircraft outlines are schematic. Variants and modifications may differ.
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