Would spare aircraft and workshops fill an Admiral-class carrier?

Would the Royal Navy fill the proposed Admiral-class carriers with smaller spare aircraft, parts, and workshops?

To an extent, but the hulls would retain substantial hangar space for long-range, reliable twin-engine aircraft.

The Royal Navy would probably devote some of an imagined Admiral-class carrier's extra space to spare aircraft, parts, and workshops. The hull would still provide enough room for a large hangar and an air group built around larger aircraft. Twin engines fit the stated preference for long range and reliability. Removing battlecruiser armour would create further design options, although converting a battlecruiser hull would retain some compromises.