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SOUTHWEST OREGON REGIONAL AIRPORT "OTH" AIRCRAFT DAILY OVERNIGHT HANGAR FEE LIST Rate I Rate II Rate III Rate IV $40 $70 $90 $110 Overnight Hangar FEE Overnight Hangar FEE Overnight Hangar FEE Overnight Hangar FEE Beech Bonanza 33/35/36 Beech Baron 55/56 Beech Duke 60 Beech King Air 100 Cessna 150/152 Beech Baron 58 Beech King Air 90 Beech King Air 200 Cessna 172 Cessna 340 Beech Queen Air 65/70/80/88 Beech King Air 300 Cessna 180 Cessna 336/337 Cessna Chancellor 414 Beech King Air 350 Cessna 182 Cessna Crusader 303 Cessna Businessliner 402 Beech Regional Airship Cessna 190 Partenavia P68 Cessna Conquest 441 Beech StarShip Cessna 205 Piper PA-60 Cessna Corsair 425 Dash 8 200/400 Cessna 206 Piper PA-30 Cessna Titan 404 Dash 8 400 Cessna Cardinal 177 Piper PA-23 Cessna Golden Eagle 421 Merlin 226/227/300 Cessna Centurion 210 Cessna 310 Piper PA-31 Metroliner Mooney M20 TBM 700 Piper PA-42 Piper Arrow Piper PA-31T Piper PA-28 Piaggio Avanti P180 Piper PA-32 Piaggio P166 Piper PA-24 Rockwell AC-690 Piper Lance Mitsubishi Marquise Piper PA-46 BAE 31 Jetstream Piper PA-25 Pilatus PC-12 Piper PA-44 Cessna 208 Piper PA-22 Eclipse EA500 Piper PA-18 EMB 500 Piper PA-34 Cessna 510 Piper PA-38 Rate V Rate VI Rate VII Hangar Overnight Fee @ $0.057 Sq ft Hangar Overnight Fee @ $0.057 Sq ft Hangar Overnight Fee @ $0.057 Sq ft Cessna Cit. 550/560 - $135/$170 Hawker 700/750 - $130 Canadair CL-300 - $240 EMB 190 - $635 Cessna Citation 525/525B - $110 Hawker 800/850 - $130/$155 Canadair CL-600 - $250 Gulfstream V - $505 Cessna Citation 500/501 - $115 Hawker 900/1000 - $150 Challenger 300 - $240 Gulfstream X - $505 Cessna Citation Bravo - $135 Hawker 390/400 - $115 Challenger 600 - $250 Gulfstream 550 - $505 Cessna Cita CJ1/CJ2 - $110/$130 Hawker 600 - $130 Cessna Citation 750 - $255 Canadair Glbl Exps BD-700 - $530 Cessna Citation Encore - $150 LearJet Longhorn 55 - $130 Cessna Citation 10 - $255 Canadair Regional Jet 100 - $340 Cessna Cita 650/680 - $165/$225 LearJet 23/24 - $85 Falcon 2000 - $245 Cessna Citation 570 - $115 LearJet 25/28/29/31 - $115 Falcon 50 - $215 Cessna Citation 560XL - $165 LearJet 35/36 - $110 Falcon 900 - $245 Falcon 10/100 - $115 LearJet 45/60 - $155/$140 Gulfstream II - $305 Falcon 20/200 - $165 Gulfstream III - $360 Gulfstream 150 - $175 Gulfstream IV - $385 Gulfstream I - $280 Gulfstream G200 Galaxy - $210 Beech 400 - $115 Hawker 4000 - $245 Beech 390 - $115 EMB 135 - $320 IAI Westwind - $130 Mitsubishi Diamond - $115 OR SIMILAR AIRCRAFT IN EACH CATEGORY PAYMENTS ARE PAID TO: COOS COUNTY AIRPORT DISTRICT 1100 AIPRORT LANE NORTH BEND, OR 97420 Tel. 541.756.8531 Fax 541.751.1010 EMAIL: [email protected].

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