Teterboro Hanger Fills with Foam

Sounds similar to this photo several years ago. [http://www.snopes.com/photos/airplane/hangar.asp]

//RANT BEGINS// HANGAR! Please learn the difference in HANGER and HANGAR! //RANT OVER//

Hangers are for clothing, HANGARS are usually for airplanes!!!! Get people that can SPELL !!!!

Don't be so hard on John. :)

Sorry, my apologies. You guys are correct. HangERS are only used in museum HangARS. I hope you guys fly as well as you proof read. Thanks for looking out bovinone!

Nobody's perfect.

Chris Murray, yours should read "... Please learn the difference BETWEEN HANGER and HANGAR! ..."
agg1920, yours should read "... Get people WHO can spell !!!!"

Now MY rant is over.

It's true. I was at the Jet Aviation TEB facility earlier this week and asked about it and they confirmed it. Seems some water line broke and caused the system to go off. Funny thing was, no one knew about it until foam was shooting out the vents near the roof.

The authorities that required the foam system will pay all the damages..right?

LOL Ya, right. More like the Insurance Company. But from what I heard there were no damages, just some required inspections and engine compressor washes. The hangar is a storage hangar so all the aircraft inside were closed up, plugs and covers were installed on most.

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE A HANGER IS TO HANG MY SHIRTS AND PANTS A HANGAR IS TO PUT AIRCXRAFTS INSIDE, WHAT A SHAME FOR THIS TO HAPPEN, HANGER FOR PANTS AND SHIRTS, HANGAR FOR AIRPLANE.

It could not be clearer: hanger for pants and hangar for airplanes!!!!

So if my pants are hanging on a hanger inside of a hangar, but my shirt is hanging on a hook that is hung on the wall of the hangar, which hanger or hangar are my clothes hanging from?

Good one Craig.

Craig: Good tricky question! I say your your pants are hanging from a hanger like they should, while your shirt is just hanging from a hook inside the hangar!!!!!

I really like the good humor of all you guys.