FAA denies reconsideration of 82% hangar rent hike at Centennial Airport
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The FAA rejected requests to reconsider its August decision on an 82 percent hangar rent increase at Colorado’s Centennial Airport after Denver jetCenter raised monthly T‑hangar rents from $660 to $1,200 on April 1.
Following the increase, 15 of the airport’s 45 hangars were vacated and the waiting list fell from 108 to 64, and FAA Regional Compliance Program Manager Peter Doyle said complainants must provide sufficient evidence, noting that users may pursue informal Part 13 complaints or formal Part 16 proceedings.
Similar hangar rate increases are scheduled at Salt Lake City, where some general‑aviation hangar rates are set to rise by more than 150 percent next year.