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Urban Air Mobility - Byron Byron, CA 94514 6 000–12 000 pi² d'espace disponible • Flex
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FAITS SAILLANTS DU PARC
- Zone d'essai UAS
- Entreposage d'hélicoptères et d'avions ou utilisations techniques de l'aviation
- Construction neuve
FAITS SUR LE PARC
| Superficie totale disponible | 12 000 pi² | Caractéristiques | Climatisation |
| Type de parc | Parc industriel |
| Superficie totale disponible | 12 000 pi² |
| Type de parc | Parc industriel |
| Caractéristiques | Climatisation |
CARACTÉRISTIQUES ET COMMODITÉS
- Climatisation
TOUS LES ESPACES DISPONIBLES(2)
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Executive Aviation Hangar at Byron Airport: - New construction - 6,000 sf (80ft x 75ft) Hangar - 31ft clear height - Private Restroom - Automated Hangar door (62ft x 21ft) - UAV testing location About the location: Byron Airport is a non-towered airfield in Class G Airspace, located in the Bay Area, just 65 miles from downtown San Francisco and 55 miles from Silicon Valley. The surrounding communities offer an abundance of affordable housing for employees relative to other municipalities in the Bay Area. Airport Specifications: - 4,500' x 100’ Runway 12-30 with PAPIs - 3,000' x 75’ Runway 5-23 with PAPIs - Class G Airspace up to 700' AGL (non-towered) - Lowest 100L fuel prices in the region - Easy access is available via I-580, located just 15 minutes from the airport. About the UAS: Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Test Site Many Bay Area companies have developed innovative UAS technologies and are testing their prototypes and production vehicles at Byron currently. In March 2020, in coordination with the University of Alaska Fairbanks and ACUASI, Byron Airport was admitted to the Pan-Pacific Unmanned Aerial System Test Range Complex (PPUTRC). The PPUTRC is one of only official Federal Aviation Administration test sites in the United States for UAS. Byron Airport now offers a designated UAS test area, which was established through a Certificate of Authorization maintained by ACUASI. ACUASI has developed strong relationships and a proven track record with the FAA and will actively partner with companies to acquire any other required operational and/or airspace permits/waivers.
- Le taux de location ne comprend pas les services publics, les services de bâtiment ou les dépenses immobilières.
- Salle de bains privée
- Espace en excellent état
| Espace | Taille | Terme | Taux de location | Utilisation de l’espace | État | Disponible |
| 1er étage | 6 000 pi² | Négociable | Sur demande Sur demande Sur demande Sur demande | Flex | espace cloisonné | Maintenant |
410 Eagle Ct - 1er étage
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Executive Aviation Hangar at Byron Airport: - New construction - 6,000 sf (80ft x 75ft) Hangar - 31ft clear height - Private Restroom - Automated Hangar door (62ft x 21ft) - UAV testing location About the location: Byron Airport is a non-towered airfield in Class G Airspace, located in the Bay Area, just 65 miles from downtown San Francisco and 55 miles from Silicon Valley. The surrounding communities offer an abundance of affordable housing for employees relative to other municipalities in the Bay Area. Airport Specifications: - 4,500' x 100’ Runway 12-30 with PAPIs - 3,000' x 75’ Runway 5-23 with PAPIs - Class G Airspace up to 700' AGL (non-towered) - Lowest 100L fuel prices in the region - Easy access is available via I-580, located just 15 minutes from the airport. About the UAS: Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Test Site Many Bay Area companies have developed innovative UAS technologies and are testing their prototypes and production vehicles at Byron currently. In March 2020, in coordination with the University of Alaska Fairbanks and ACUASI, Byron Airport was admitted to the Pan-Pacific Unmanned Aerial System Test Range Complex (PPUTRC). The PPUTRC is one of only official Federal Aviation Administration test sites in the United States for UAS. Byron Airport now offers a designated UAS test area, which was established through a Certificate of Authorization maintained by ACUASI. ACUASI has developed strong relationships and a proven track record with the FAA and will actively partner with companies to acquire any other required operational and/or airspace permits/waivers.
- Le taux de location ne comprend pas les services publics, les services de bâtiment ou les dépenses immobilières.
- Espace en excellent état
| Espace | Taille | Terme | Taux de location | Utilisation de l’espace | État | Disponible |
| 1er étage | 6 000 pi² | Négociable | Sur demande Sur demande Sur demande Sur demande | Flex | espace cloisonné | Maintenant |
420 Eagle Ct - 1er étage
410 Eagle Ct - 1er étage
| Taille | 6 000 pi² |
| Terme | Négociable |
| Taux de location | Sur demande |
| Utilisation de l’espace | Flex |
| État | espace cloisonné |
| Disponible | Maintenant |
Executive Aviation Hangar at Byron Airport: - New construction - 6,000 sf (80ft x 75ft) Hangar - 31ft clear height - Private Restroom - Automated Hangar door (62ft x 21ft) - UAV testing location About the location: Byron Airport is a non-towered airfield in Class G Airspace, located in the Bay Area, just 65 miles from downtown San Francisco and 55 miles from Silicon Valley. The surrounding communities offer an abundance of affordable housing for employees relative to other municipalities in the Bay Area. Airport Specifications: - 4,500' x 100’ Runway 12-30 with PAPIs - 3,000' x 75’ Runway 5-23 with PAPIs - Class G Airspace up to 700' AGL (non-towered) - Lowest 100L fuel prices in the region - Easy access is available via I-580, located just 15 minutes from the airport. About the UAS: Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Test Site Many Bay Area companies have developed innovative UAS technologies and are testing their prototypes and production vehicles at Byron currently. In March 2020, in coordination with the University of Alaska Fairbanks and ACUASI, Byron Airport was admitted to the Pan-Pacific Unmanned Aerial System Test Range Complex (PPUTRC). The PPUTRC is one of only official Federal Aviation Administration test sites in the United States for UAS. Byron Airport now offers a designated UAS test area, which was established through a Certificate of Authorization maintained by ACUASI. ACUASI has developed strong relationships and a proven track record with the FAA and will actively partner with companies to acquire any other required operational and/or airspace permits/waivers.
- Le taux de location ne comprend pas les services publics, les services de bâtiment ou les dépenses immobilières.
- Espace en excellent état
- Salle de bains privée
420 Eagle Ct - 1er étage
| Taille | 6 000 pi² |
| Terme | Négociable |
| Taux de location | Sur demande |
| Utilisation de l’espace | Flex |
| État | espace cloisonné |
| Disponible | Maintenant |
Executive Aviation Hangar at Byron Airport: - New construction - 6,000 sf (80ft x 75ft) Hangar - 31ft clear height - Private Restroom - Automated Hangar door (62ft x 21ft) - UAV testing location About the location: Byron Airport is a non-towered airfield in Class G Airspace, located in the Bay Area, just 65 miles from downtown San Francisco and 55 miles from Silicon Valley. The surrounding communities offer an abundance of affordable housing for employees relative to other municipalities in the Bay Area. Airport Specifications: - 4,500' x 100’ Runway 12-30 with PAPIs - 3,000' x 75’ Runway 5-23 with PAPIs - Class G Airspace up to 700' AGL (non-towered) - Lowest 100L fuel prices in the region - Easy access is available via I-580, located just 15 minutes from the airport. About the UAS: Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Test Site Many Bay Area companies have developed innovative UAS technologies and are testing their prototypes and production vehicles at Byron currently. In March 2020, in coordination with the University of Alaska Fairbanks and ACUASI, Byron Airport was admitted to the Pan-Pacific Unmanned Aerial System Test Range Complex (PPUTRC). The PPUTRC is one of only official Federal Aviation Administration test sites in the United States for UAS. Byron Airport now offers a designated UAS test area, which was established through a Certificate of Authorization maintained by ACUASI. ACUASI has developed strong relationships and a proven track record with the FAA and will actively partner with companies to acquire any other required operational and/or airspace permits/waivers.
- Le taux de location ne comprend pas les services publics, les services de bâtiment ou les dépenses immobilières.
- Espace en excellent état
APERÇU DU PARC
Le développement de UAM Byron, LLC comprend les disponibilités suivantes : - (2) Hangars de 6 000 pieds 2 avec ou sans bureau, cuisines et toilettes Toutes les nouvelles constructions en 2022 - 2024 À propos de l'emplacement : L'aéroport de Byron est un aérodrome sans tours dans l'espace aérien de classe G, situé dans la région de la Baie, à seulement 65 milles du centre-ville de San Francisco et à 55 milles de la Silicon Valley. Les collectivités avoisinantes offrent une abondance de logements abordables aux employés par rapport aux autres municipalités de la région de la baie. Spécifications de l'aéroport : - Piste 12-30 de 4 500 pi x 100 pi avec PAPI - 3 000 pi x 75 pi piste 5-23 avec PAPI - Espace aérien de classe G jusqu'à 700 pi AGL (sans pente) - Prix de carburant de 100 litres les plus bas de la région - Accès facile par l'autoroute I-580, située à seulement 15 minutes de l'aéroport. À propos de l'UAS : Site d'essai des systèmes aériens sans pilote (UAS) De nombreuses entreprises de la région de la baie ont mis au point des technologies novatrices d'UAS et testent actuellement leurs prototypes et leurs véhicules de production à Byron. En mars 2020, en coordination avec l'Université de l'Alaska Fairbanks et l'ACUASI, l'aéroport de Byron a été admis au Pan-Pacific Unmanned Aerial System Test Range Complex (PPUTRC). Le PPUTRC est l'un des seuls sites d'essai officiels de la Federal Aviation Administration aux États-Unis pour les UAS. L'aéroport de Byron offre maintenant une zone d'essai UAS désignée, qui a été établie au moyen d'un certificat d'autorisation tenu par ACUASI. ACUASI a établi de solides relations et a fait ses preuves avec la FAA et collaborera activement avec les compagnies pour obtenir tout autre permis ou dérogation requis pour l'exploitation et/ou l'espace aérien.
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