Heliport Markings

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Heliport Markings

• Helicopter Forum for Airport Managers, Air
  Traffic Control, and Pilots

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FATO Final Approach Takeoff AreaTLOF
Touchdown Liftoff AreaSAFETY AREA
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Arcd and Straight-In Approach Surfaces

• Details about this topic
• Supporting information and examples
• How it relates to your audience

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FAA Part 77 Approach Transitional Surfaces
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Heliport - White / Parking - Yellow
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Helicopter Parking Yellow Markings!
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New Heliport Markings
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Takeoff Weight / Rotor Size Limits
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Hospital Heliport Markings

• The White Cross or Red Cross signify Hospital or
  Medical Facilities.
• Hospital Logos, PVT, and Name Identification
  is also Encouraged.
• Wind Socks are Required
• Radio Activated Lighting System Frequency
  Optional
• Lead-In and Lead out Arrows Optional

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Typical Hospital Heliport Markings (red over
white)
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Alternative Hospital Markings (white over red)
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LOS ANGELES MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER V PUBLIC
SAFETY AND PROTECTIONSEC. 57.118.12. EMERGENCY
HELICOPTER LANDING FACILITY.

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LA City Building CodeEmergency Use Only Landing
Sites
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California DOT - Los AngelesLogo Alignment to
the Approach
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Utility Private Heliports
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Emergency Use Only St. Regis
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Emergency Medical Sites Designated Landing Spot
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Rooftop Fire Systems
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Cedars / Saperstein Blackhawk Heliport
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Forest Service Heliports
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Big Creek Heliport
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MLK Heliport
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SAC Heliport FATO 6 Parking Pads
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Ontario-Mercury Helicopter Parking
Note Vehicle Roadway / Non-Movement Area
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Torrance H3 Class Burn-Center Heliport
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LAX Public Heliport Confusing Markings ?
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Rooftops Can Become Obstructed
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Report Heliport Obstructions / Hazards
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Overweight Oversize Wreckless No Insurance
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Vertiport Markings

• The dimensions of ALL marking are standardized to
  help a pilot judge height and distance.