FBOs
Clay Lacy Sells Out First Hangar at KOXC Development
While the 40,000-sq-ft hangar is fully booked, two more are to follow
Hangar under construction at KOXC
Clay Lacy will add 120,000 sq feet of high-end hangar space to a tight Northeast aircraft storage market. Its first 40,000 sq ft hangar, scheduled to open early next year is already fully booked, and the company is now accepting commitments for Hangars 2 and 3 that are currently in the structural phase and due to open in 2025. (Photo: Clay Lacy Aviation)

California-based Clay Lacy Aviation, which is building its first East Coast FBO at Connecticut’s Waterbury-Oxford Airport (KOXC), has reached a milestone in its development. Clay Lacy announced that it has fully sold out its first 40,000-sq-ft hangar in advance of the facility’s opening in early 2024.

The hangar and adjoining 5,000-sq-ft terminal represent Phase I of the project. Plans call for the $20 million, 11-acre complex to eventually include three same-size hangars with 29-foot-high doors capable of sheltering the latest under-development ultra-long-range business jets, up to and including the Falcon 10X.

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