Which term describes a building where airplanes are sheltered during maintenance and storage?

Which term describes a building where airplanes are sheltered during maintenance and storage?

• A. GATE
• B. GALLEY
• C. HANGAR
• D. FUSELAGE

Answer: (C)

Hangar. A hangar is a large enclosed building at an airport where airplanes are sheltered for maintenance and storage, protecting them from weather and providing space for technicians to work. A gate is the terminal area where passengers board and disembark, not for sheltering aircraft. A galley is the onboard kitchenette where meals are prepared. A fuselage is the main body of the aircraft, not a sheltering structure.

Hangar. A hangar is a large enclosed building at an airport where airplanes are sheltered for maintenance and storage, protecting them from weather and providing space for technicians to work.

A gate is the terminal area where passengers board and disembark, not for sheltering aircraft. A galley is the onboard kitchenette where meals are prepared. A fuselage is the main body of the aircraft, not a sheltering structure.