Around 8:45 a.m., emergency crews got a call from Gainesville Regional Airport... saying a woman had been seriously injured in this hangar.  
     "The door came of the hinge and fell inward toward the inside of the hangar which fell on one of the employees," Michelle Danisovzky, Airport Spokesperson, said.
      Investigators say Cindy Kilgore was opening the doors so that a plane could be removed from the hangar.  But the steel door fell back on her and she was trapped underneath.... until other employees came to help.
     "The door was really heavy....they did get it off before we got there so it was a short period of time and they did start First Aid," Carol Davis, spokesperson for both Alachua County Fire Rescue and Gainesville Fire Rescue, said.
      Employees were able to get the door off of Kilgore and give her CPR before Alachua County fire rescue took her to Shands UF.
     A co-worker who was with her at the time of the accident was not hurt.
     "It's a terrible tragedy and our thoughts go out to her family," Danisovzky said.
     Kilgore had only worked for University Air Center for two and a half months.     
     University Air Center just moved into this hangar on November 1st.  It used to house DayJet planes... but when DayJet left, University Air began to rent it.