New In The BAS Disassembly Hangar September 11, 2025
Another week means another lineup of birds rolling into the BAS hangar - because who needs quiet workdays when you can spend them tearing down legends to support the rest...
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Another week means another lineup of birds rolling into the BAS hangar - because who needs quiet workdays when you can spend them tearing down legends to support the rest...
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For most people, the sight of a retired aircraft is rare, this is a conversation we have all the time around the BAS hangar. But out in the desert, whole...
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The Hawker 800A now rolling into the BAS 621 disassembly hangar carries the pedigree of one of the most respected names in business aviation. Despite its sleek lines and enduring...
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Four more classics have rolled into the BAS Piston Hangar, each with its own story and a cabin full of high-demand parts. This week’s lineup brings together a rugged bush...
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It’s a busy week in the disassembly shop, with four classic airframes rolling in for teardown: a Piper PA-23 Apache, a Beechcraft K35 Bonanza, a Mooney M20M Bravo, and a...
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This is the second hangar swap this week, with the first five aircraft in the hangar for less than 20 hours. With the rush job behind us, the hangar is...
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With just 20 labor hours to strip five airframes—Cessna 150D, 175A, Citabria 7GCAA, Taylorcraft BC-12-D, and Luscombe 8E—the clock is brutal. Every part counts, and there’s zero room for hesitation....
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Third time’s a charm—and this one's got pedigree. Today we’re rolling our third Citation, a Cessna Citation V, into the new turbine disassembly shop, where Eric and his crew are...
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Forget busy terminals, boarding zones, and baggage claims - there's another aviation hero quietly keeping America connected: general aviation airports. These small-town airports might not have flashy lounges or giant...
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While the aviation world’s buzzing in Wisconsin, we’re holding it down in Greeley. No sunburns, no bratwurst… just bare fuselages, pulled panels, and a lineup of aircraft that flew straight...
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