Mesa Hangar Construction Receives Permit Extension
Davcon Aviation will build five new aircraft bays to expand the existing business park at Falcon Field Airport.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Construction
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Davcon Aviation is moving forward with plans for Hangar H, a new five-bay facility with two stories of office space at Falcon Field Airport in Mesa. The project represents the third phase of the 23-acre aviation business park development.
Why it matters
The permit extension allows the developer to finalize construction plans for this expanded hangar model following the completion of the adjacent Hangar G. As industrial aviation demand grows, these specialized sites provide necessary infrastructure for local aircraft storage and operations.
The proposed Hangar H will feature five aircraft bays within an aviation business park spanning 23 acres total. The developer secured a 180-day permit extension in August 2026 to continue building on the site.
The players
Davcon Aviation
A developer specializing in aviation infrastructure and commercial business parks.
Falcon Field Airport
An 85-year-old municipal airport in Mesa that supports general aviation and commercial business operations.
The details
Hangar H is designed to be a larger version of the recently completed Hangar G facility. The development utilizes a multi-phase approach at Falcon Field, with the developer currently finalizing construction plans and concluding checks on the prior phase of the project.
Timeline
1941: Falcon Field Airport opened.
July 2023: Original commercial building permit submitted.
August 2026: Developer received 180-day permit extension.
September 2026: Hangar G construction finished.
Market Landscape
The Hangar H project continues the multi-phase build-out of the Mesa Hangars at Falcon Field development. This expansion follows the pattern set by the recent completion of the Hangar G building in September 2026.
Operators in the aviation sector should track the completion of Hangar H as a benchmark for local storage and office capacity. Monitoring the project's progress provides insight into supply availability for business-grade hangar space in the Mesa area.
The takeaway
Developers and operators can observe the developer's phased approach as a model for scaling facility footprint based on market absorption. Monitor future city building permit filings to determine the official groundbreaking date for the next phase of construction.
Further reading
For broader trends in regional industrial development, review local activity in Mesa Construction.
Source note: This article includes information reported by AZ Central.
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