Leasing Opportunities
Hangar development underway
Looking to secure yourself a piece of aviation paradise? There are 28 new hangar sites coming to Hood at the end of 2025. Significant infrastructure upgrades including a fully resealed runway underpin the development, giving aircraft owners a unique opportunity to get in early at this growing regional hub.
Hangar Development
A slice of aviation paradise
Our new hangar sites vary in size and service level with options to suit you and your budget. Pre-built hangar options may be available for Prime and Standard sites. Leasing details and costs are currently being developed. Complete an enquiry form and get notified when they’re ready.
The map below shows the different hangar sites available in the new development.
Premium Sites
42.2m x 26m &
31.5 x 26m
Fully serviced sites with direct access to a sealed taxiway
Everything You Need
Services at Hood
With ample space and a tight-knit community, Hood is a well-connected aviation hub. The central North Island location provides quick access to key destinations across New Zealand, without the congestion, delays, and the high costs associated with busy city airports.
The key services aircraft owners need for hassle free flying can all be found on-site. This includes two fuel bowsers, aircraft engineers and specialist maintenance services. Got specific requirements? Get in touch to find out how we can accommodate them.
Flight Training
The Wairarapa Aero Club offers pilot training, including private and commercial pilot licenses. With less congestion than the city and beautiful mountain views, there's nowhere better to learn to fly.
Classic Aircraft
Hood Aerodrome is home to a world leading collection of vintage aircraft, including historic WW1 warbirds. Aviation enthusiasts will get a kick out of seeing and even flying in these classic planes.
Events
Airshows, fly-ins, and aviation festivals all feature in the Hood calendar. These events feature aerobatic displays, classic aircraft, and opportunities for enthusiasts to see aircraft up close.
Our History
A rich aviation tradition
Since 1931 Hood Aerodrome has captured the imagination of visitors and pilots alike. Named for pioneering aviator George Hood, it has been a hub for Wairarapa aviators for more than 90 years.
Hood is a truly unique place with soaring mountains to the west, rolling hills in the east, and WW1 warbirds taking to the skies.
So if you’re looking for the perfect thermals, a like-minded community, or breathtaking views – you’ll find it at Hood.
