Dallas – October 21, 2026 -- Business Jet is building two hangars totaling nearly 70,000 square feet at Dallas Love Field (KDAL), lifting its footprint to 475,000 square feet across 19 hangars and 2 executive terminals. Completion of the 18th and 19th hangars is scheduled for January 2026.

New hangars are sized for the largest ultra-long-range jets

The side-by-side hangars have 28-foot doors to fit aircraft such as the Gulfstream G700 and Bombardier Global 7500. Business Jet designed each building for a different tenant profile. One is a build-to-suit space for a single tenant, with custom design and elevated lobby finishes. The other is configured for multiple tenants, with seven individual office and shop spaces.

Both buildings include epoxy-coated floors, LED lighting, large format fans, radiant tube heating and electric vehicle chargers. Integrated utility pedestals supply 208/480/115-amp power, water and compressed air.

Business Jet reserves room for another 100,000 square feet at KDAL

Partner and CEO Chris Wright described the project as the latest phase of a multi-phased development plan. He said the company has capacity to build another 100,000 square feet at KDAL to support future operations.

Expansion follows MRO capacity push

The FBO build-out follows Business Jet's recent decision to dedicate two existing hangars to its Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) operations. The company cites rising demand for aircraft services in the Dallas region as the driver of both moves.