A classic metal hangar has several significant limitations:
- Internal supports or reduced height near the walls, which make it difficult to manoeuvre aircraft with a large wingspan
- The need for a foundation and long construction times
- A de facto stationary facility that is difficult to move
- High costs for temporary or seasonal use
A pneumatic hangar is installed in just a few days on a prepared site without a permanent foundation. It forms a single free volume without intermediate supports, which simplifies the entry and exit of aircraft. The structure can be dismantled, transported and installed at a new location. In terms of life-cycle economics, this solution is often more advantageous due to short timelines, the absence of a heavy foundation and the possibility of reuse.