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FAA Hanger Rules Question

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SSkybolt

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I have a T hanger with a Bird Dog and a Pitts carefully tucked tucked in. The airport manager came by today and warned me the FAA has a rule, only one aircraft to a T hanger. That little light in the back of my brain was flashing BS. Has anyone heard of such a rule? I spent an hour hopping from department to department and never got a definitive answer.

Phil
 

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