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Cable Airport Tomorrow The Cable Airport master plan takes the airport into the next century with plans for growth and improved services. It also keeps in-tact and reinforces their continuing commitment to be a good neighbor to the surrounding communities.
One of the most noticeable improvements will be a large office and hangar complex on the north side of the entrance road. The complex, shown below, will have eight hangars, each with attached office space, and up to 24 other offices. This complex will provide an added convenience to those who fly as part of their business. The master plan also identifies several areas on the airport that will be improved. With the addition of the office complex, the airport entrance will be enhanced. Included in the airport improvements are such mundane tasks as providing better drainage, tasks that most people will probably never notice, but which are important just the same. There are plans to increase the number of hangars, which protect valuable aircraft from the elements. In time, Cable Airport expects to have sufficient tie-downs and hangars to accommodate 650 aircraft. Another project in the conceptual stage is an aircraft museum. It will seek to preserve and emphasize Southern California's rich aviation history. It will be an educational experience as well as a showplace for the community. The master plan seeks to provide more and better service to the general aviation community and to its neighbors in the surrounding communities.
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