Hangar 161 is an approximately ±43,000 SF facility including an approximately 20,000 SF hangar bay plus ample office, classroom, and conference room space, as well as avionics space, an observation room, auditorium, and control room. Hangars 200 and 201 are approximately ±10,000 SF and ±8,200 SF. These facilities are a very unique opportunity for new aviation technologies, flight testing, space industry development, eVTOLs, aircraft maintenance, and more. The Mojave Air and Space Port is a hub for aerospace innovation due to its specialized infrastructure, including a 12,500-foot runway and hangars for R&D, supporting experimental and supersonic aircraft testing. Its strategic high-desert location offers access to restricted airspace, ideal for flight testing, and its dry climate is beneficial for aircraft storage. As the first FAA-licensed inland spaceport, it’s also a significant center for commercial space ventures and comprehensive aviation services like maintenance and storage. For corporate aviation this opportunity offers a more cost-effective option to secure hangar space than in the Greater LA area.