Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank (GTIB) - Airport Hangar Program

Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank (GTIB) - Airport Hangar Program is sponsored by State Road and Tollway Authority (SRTA). The GTIB Airport Hangar Program provides loan and grant funding to publicly-owned, public-use airports for the purpose of constructing airport hangars.

GTIB Airport Hangar Loans for Public Airports | Eligibility, Rates & How to Apply Georgia Transportation Infastructure Bank GTIB’s Airport Hangar Program The application can be found within the guideline documentation at the bottom of this page. Please review the guidelines and download the updated application forms. Both an application and Financial Documentation Form must be submitted.

Airport hangar loan funding is available to publicly-owned, public use airports for the purpose of constructing airport hangars. Items of note for this funding opportunity are below. This year, airport hangar applications will be accepted for a combination of loans and grants.

Therefore, an applicant may request a loan only, or a loan and a grant (only one application is required). Applicants requesting both a loan and a grant are highly encouraged to request a larger loan component. If federal funding is part of the proposed project, the applicant must provide required matching funds in accordance with Federal guidance.

GTIB is State funded and as such can often be used to match Federal funds. GTIB funds do not require a local match, however, applicants are encouraged to contribute as much local match as possible to make the request competitive. Applicants must be publicly owned, public use airports.

Airport authorities are not eligible to apply but associated local governments are. Eligible projects include new (not rehabilitated) Box Hangars and new T-Hngar/Row Hangars. A hangar is defined as a facility for the storage of aircraft.

Additionally, the facility cannot be for exclusive use. Eligible costs include engineering/design, bidding, construction, construction management, and associated construction-related costs such as the relocation of utilities. Priority will be given to Non-National Plan of Integrated Airport System (NPIAS) airports and those airports with an unclassified, basic, or local role in Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) NPIAS.

GTIB funds will not be used for expenses already incurred or paid for by an award recipient before the contract effective date, unless such expenses are expressly authorized in advance and in writing by the GTIB. Click on “Apply for a GTIB Airport Hangar Loan,” review the additional details, and click on the application link at the bottom.

Fill out an application and Financial Documentation Form, ensure your governing board authorizes submission of the application, and send all required documents to [email protected] . Mail the $250 application fee to SRTA (must be received within 2 weeks of submitting an electronic application). Who and What is Eligible?

Applicants must be publicly-owned, public use airports. Airport authorities are not eligible to apply but associated local governments are. Eligible projects include new (not rehabilitated) Box Hangars and new T-Hangar/Row Hangars.

A hangar is defined as a facility for the storage of aircraft. Additionally, the facility cannot be for exclusive use. Eligible costs include engineering/design, bidding, construction, construction management, and associated construction-related costs such as the relocation of utilities.

Priority will be given to Non-National Plan of Integrated Airport System (NPIAS) airports and those airports with an unclassified, basic, or local role in Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) NPIAS. GTIB funds will not be used for expenses already incurred or paid for by an award recipient before the contract effective date, unless such expenses are expressly authorized in advance and in writing by the GTIB.

What Are the Current Interest Rates? GTIB interest rates are tied to GEFA Georgia Fund rates and are shown below for this round of funding. Applicants selecting a repayment timeframe between the interest rate periods below will be assigned the higher interest rate.

For example, an applicant requesting a 7-year repayment period would be assigned the 10-year interest rate of 3. 04%. What Can I Expect After I Apply?

GTIB staff may reach out to applicants between the application submission and the expected award date for additional information. GTIB expects to notify applicants of awards in June 2026. All applicants will be contacted regardless of award status.

What Can I Expect if I Get an Award? Contracts will be sent out for signature along with associated closing documents within approximately 4 weeks of announcing awards. Awardees typically take 2-3 months to return all documents.

If this timeframe is met, awardees can be set up for reimbursement within 3-4 months from announcement. GTIB averages 14 days to process valid reimbursement requests. GTIB funds will not be used for expenses already incurred or paid for by an award recipient before the contract effective date, unless such expenses are expressly authorized in advance and in writing by the GTIB.

For additional details and an application please click on “ Apply for a GTIB Loan ,” or “ Apply for a GTIB Loan & Grant ,” . June 2025 Semi-Annual Report Round 12/FY25 GTIB Awards FY 2024 GTIB Annual Report