HangarNight

HangarNight is where pilots find overnight hangar space, and where hangar owners turn an empty spot into income. Flying somewhere tomorrow? Search by airport, see what's actually available, and book it in a couple of minutes. No phone tag with the FBO, no hoping someone answers the radio after hours. FOR PILOTS Search any airport by identifier, city, or name. Every listing shows the numbers that actually matter: door width, door height, and maximum wingspan, so you know before you commit. Save your aircraft once and we check the fit for you automatically on every listing. No more mental math on whether a 36 foot span clears a 40 foot door with the tug angled in. See all-in pricing before you book. The number on the listing is the number you pay. Message the host directly with questions about access, security, or getting into town. No hangar at your destination? Post a request. Owners at that field can see that pilots are looking, which is often exactly what convinces someone to list. We'll email you the moment space opens up there. FOR HANGAR OWNERS Listing is free. Set your own nightly or monthly rate and keep it. Our service fee is added on top for the pilot, and it scales down as the transaction gets larger, so long-term leases are charged at a fraction of the overnight rate. Choose Instant Book, or approve each request yourself. Your hangar, your call. Payouts run through Stripe to your bank account after checkout. Block dates when you need the space yourself. BUILT FOR AVIATION, NOT ADAPTED FROM SOMETHING ELSE Listings carry door dimensions and wingspan limits, not just square footage. Each one links to the FAA Chart Supplement for that field and shows a satellite view with the hangar pinned, so you know where you're taxiing before you land. Hosts note ground transportation, because getting to the hotel matters as much as parking the plane. Every listing is reviewed before it goes live. WHERE WE ARE Coverage is strongest in the Pacific Northwest and growing. If your home field isn't covered yet, post a request. That's how new airports get started, and it's free. Questions: [email protected]