A violent storm this week in
Houston destroyed a hangar at the Jet Aviation facility at William P. Hobby
Airport (HOU). The 30,000-sq-ft structure, leased to charter provider Jet
Linx, and which contained a private passenger lounge, collapsed late Wednesday
night, during a “wet microburst” with winds exceeding 80 mph that spread
debris hundreds of feet from the site.
According to Jet Aviation, eight
aircraft were involved, including four in the hangar. Videos of the scene
show a pair of Bombardier Learjet 45s, a Bombardier Challenger, and a
Mexico-registered Dassault Falcon among the wreckage. Jet Linx confirmed
that five of the aircraft in its fleet were affected.
No injuries were reported in the
incident, which is being investigated by federal and local officials. None
of the other four FBOs at HOU reported suffering any damage. The Jet
Aviation FBO remains in service, and Jet Linx noted in a statement that its
Houston flight operations will continue directly from the Jet Aviation
terminal.
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