At Tours Val de Loire airport, the army's former hangars are preparing to change their lives. These half-tonne military shelters, built to protect fighter jets, are part of the unique heritage of the site. For a long time, closed to the public, this area is now becoming one of the levers of conversion carried by the Smadait (the joint union owner of the airport), which wants to make the airport a more open place, more alive and less dependent on…
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At Tours Val de Loire airport, the army's former hangars are preparing to change their lives. These half-tonne military shelters, built to protect fighter jets, are part of the unique heritage of the site. For a long time, closed to the public, this area is now becoming one of the levers of conversion carried by the Smadait (the joint union owner of the airport), which wants to make the airport a more open place, more alive and less dependent on…