Jet Center at Santa Fe, one of two service providers at New Mexico’s Santa Fe Municipal Airport, has unveiled a 23,000-sq-ft heated hangar. Capable of sheltering aircraft up to a Global 6000, the $1.7 million structure features 28-foot by 130-foot doors. The location will now turn its attention to the construction of a 15,000-sq-ft heated hangar for aircraft up to the size of the G450. According to general manager Troy Padilla, the size of the location’s second hangar was constrained by available space.

The company, which has been in business for a year, is operating out of a temporary facility. It plans to break ground on a multimillion-dollar 6,500-sq-ft terminal as soon as it receives approval. Initially slated to begin next March, construction now awaits completion of the airport’s master plan.