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Airport board sends Council a Van Nuys Airport lease with Sky Harbour subsidiary

The lease for a general aviation facility on Hart Street could run up to 32 years and is said to have no General Fund impact.

City Council· posted Oct 15Spending

A hangar operator owned by Sky Harbour Group would lease and potentially redevelop a general aviation facility at 16425 Hart Street at Van Nuys Airport, with an initial five year term and options reaching 32 years. The Board of Airport Commissioners approved it on September 23, 2026 and asks the City Council to concur.

What happens next

City Council consideration of the lease award and environmental exemption finding

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Van Nuys Airport
Van Nuys Airport

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