The International Cessna^® 170 Association

Would any of the Twin CIties folks have a recomendation on finding hangar space for next week? If I can find something reasonable I may fly up on 2/2 and stay until 2/7, and I would like to find a nice cozy hangar for the week. I am open to using any of the satelite airports, ANE, MIC, SGS, STP. The FBO I called at MIC quoted $50.00/night. That is a little too pricey. Any recomendations would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Steve
N8293A '53 C170B

Just some ideas@ FCM

http://www.fltplan.com/AirportInformation/FCM.htm

There should be 4or 5 FBO listed

W.

Steve
http://www.inflightpilottraining.com
Here's another one @ FCM I friend of mine's daughter takes lessons from him and he is a nice person. If he doesn't have anything he may know of someone.

Good Luck and enjoy your stay!


W.

p.s. I have a freind at DOB but that's and hour out of the Twin Cities

W.J.Langholz wrote:Steve
http://www.inflightpilottraining.com
Here's another one @ FCM I friend of mine's daughter takes lessons from him and he is a nice person. If he doesn't have anything he may know of someone.

Inflight is based at Modern Avionics, on the southeast side of the field (not to be confused with Modern Aero, which is on the north side). Modern Avionics number is (952) 941-2783 or (800) 525-2783. They have several hangars, and may be able to get you out of the weather. Good people, too -- tell Kurt or Gloria I said hi!

Thanks guys for the prompt replys, I'll contact those listed and check prices.

Steve
N8293A '53 C170B

if it's a heated hangar $50 won't pay for the heat lost when they open the door to put you inside. isn't winter great