High Flying Hangars has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to build a new hangar community at Wittman Regional Airport (KOSH) in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
The proposed development will occupy approximately 8.8 acres at KOSH on the northeast end of the field between the approach end of Runway 23 and the airport terminal building.
The project is currently envisioned to include up to 35 aircraft hangars ranging in size from 50 feet by 40 feet to 80 feet by 80 feet. The project also features plans for a 7,000-square-foot clubhouse designed for hangar owners, offering a gathering space for pilots, owners, and guests, according to company officials.
Among the development’s offerings are a limited number of two-story 80-foot by 80-foot executive hangars. These will provide approximately 6,400 square feet of hangar space complemented by a second level featuring crew rest suites, meeting space, a kitchen, entertainment areas, and a rooftop sky deck overlooking the airport.
High Flying Hangars and airport leadership are now entering lease negotiations with the goal of beginning construction in 2027.
“Every pilot has a connection to Oshkosh,” said Kenny Hinkes, CEO of High Flying Hangars. “It’s where the aviation community comes together each year to celebrate everything we love about flying. We’ve been attending EAA AirVenture for years, and the opportunity to now build a permanent part of Wittman Regional Airport is incredibly meaningful for our team. Our goal is to create a hangar community that reflects the prestige of this airport while giving owners a first-class place to base their aircraft and enjoy the camaraderie that makes Oshkosh so special.”
For more information: HighFlyingHangars.com, WinnebagoCountywi.gov/164/Airport-Wittman-Regional
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