On September 16, 2024, Super Typhoon “Bebiga” struck Suzhou with unprecedented destructive force, bringing with it fierce winds and torrential rain. Shortly thereafter, Typhoon No. 14 “Prasan” followed, causing massive natural disasters in the cities along its path.

Amid the “double typhoon” onslaught, three “Quick-Assembly Hangars” located in Wujiang District, Suzhou, demonstrated exceptional performance. Their structures remained as solid as a rock, sustaining no damage whatsoever and exhibiting extraordinary wind resistance. The “Quick-Assembly Hangar” is the latest-generation product developed by Supai Company in collaboration with relevant design institutes after multiple rounds of technical discussions and rigorous validation, as well as nearly a decade of continuous updates and iterations.

Compared to earlier “prefabricated hangars,” the “rapid-assembly hangars” feature significantly enhanced structural strength, faster installation speeds, and comprehensive considerations in areas such as fire protection. Their structural strength has been precisely verified using professional architectural software and has passed rigorous wind tunnel testing.

The outstanding performance demonstrated by the “rapid-assembly hangars” during this severe test of extreme weather further confirms their reliability in the aviation sector. Not only do they provide safe shelter for aircraft under severe weather conditions, but they also lay a solid foundation for future innovation and development in China’s aviation sector.

Thanks to this innovative design, the process of erecting and dismantling the hangars has become faster and more convenient, while ensuring safety, stability, and superior wind resistance. This not only enhances the flexibility and speed of future aviation base construction but also provides a strong guarantee for the efficient operation of these bases.