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ONE PROVEN SYSTEM
FOR EVERY HANGAR DOOR DECISION.

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For new construction, urgent replacement, or planned renewal, PARA-PORT provides a proven path to reliable access, greater usable space and lower long-term ownership cost. 

Choose your project path.

Much more than just a door decision.

PARA-PORT rises vertically without side-stacking sections, potentially recovering usable width and floor area. A project review can determine whether that improves positioning, aircraft mix, or capacity without expanding the building. 

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Urgent Replacement

Restore reliable access without rebuilding the hangar

When a door fails or becomes unreliable, PARA-PORT restores access while limiting unnecessary structural and mechanical work. 
 

The door has become an operational and facility risk. 

Why PARA-PORT fits replacement 

  • System design can limit added demand on the existing structure. 

  • Vertical rise can recover space consumed by side-stacking panels, tracks, or lateral restrictions. 

  • System design facilitates seamless integration and rapid replacement.

  • Work can be sequenced through removal, installation, and return to service. 

 

Solve the immediate access problem without creating the next one. 

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New Construction

Design the door and building
as one system
 

Early specification coordinates the opening, structure, aircraft requirements, operating system, and usable capacity.

Late-stage selection can create avoidable structural demand, coordination issues, and cost. 

Start with the mission 

Design should address aircraft mix, opening, frequency, site and wind conditions, maintenance, flexibility, and ownership horizon.  

Design advantages

  • Lower system weight can give the building design team greater flexibility. 

  • Vertical rise preserves the full span without side-stacking storage zones. 

  • Provides operational continuity and minimal maintenance requirements for generations
     

Design and specification support 

  • Opening coordination 

  • Structural data 

  • Guide specifications and typical details 

  • Electrical and control requirements 

  • Installation planning and technical review

Specify hangar access correctly from the start

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Planned Renewal

Renew the door before it disrupts the operation 

Planned renewal replaces an aging or maintenance-intensive door before reliability becomes an emergency. 
 

The door has become an operational and facility risk. 

Move from reactive repair to controlled renewal 

A renewal review aligns conditions, structural and aircraft needs, capital timing, installation, and commissioning with operations. 

Use renewal to improve the facility 

Replacing a side-stacking system may recover opening width and floor area, improving aircraft positioning or deferring expansion, subject to site review. 

 

A long-term ownership decision 

In production since 1962, with original systems still operating, PARA-PORT offers a proven alternative to repeated repairs and replacement cycles. 

Replace uncertainty with a planned path forward 

Built for the people responsible for keeping aviation moving. 

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AIRCRAFT
OPERATORS

 

• Airport operators and authorities
 

• FBOs and MRO organizations
 

• Corporate flight departments

Dependable access supports aircraft movement, maintenance, customer commitments, and continuity in all weather conditions.

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MAINTENANCE AND INFRASTRUCTURE TEAMS
 

• Facility managers
 

Airside personnel and maintenance teams
 

• Government and defense facility organizations

Straightforward mechanics and ground-level service access simplify ownership and maintenance.

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DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS
 

• Architects and structural engineers
 

• Aviation consultants
 

• Contractors and design-build teams

Specification aligns the opening, structure, aircraft, environment, and access system. 

One system.
Three project paths.
Many aviation missions.
 

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