Three Killed, Nine Injured in Boise Airport Hangar Collapse

Federal and local investigations are underway to determine the cause of the catastrophic collapse of a hangar under construction at Boise Airport, Idaho.

Three people were killed and nine others injured, five critically, when a hangar under construction collapsed at Boise Airport in Idaho.
The incident occurred around 5 p.m. on Wednesday, involving a 39,000-square-foot steel-framed hangar next to the existing FBO, Jackson Jet Center.
Federal investigators from OSHA are working to determine the cause of the collapse, with initial reports suggesting structural failure during construction.
Boise city records indicate that the contractor, Big D Builders, had obtained permits for the construction project, which is now under scrutiny.
Operations at Boise Airport were not affected by the collapse, but the incident has sparked a comprehensive investigation and widespread community response.