User manual

Manhattan X 1.00
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Runway Information
Helipad H1
Dimensions: 62 x 62 ft. / 19 x 19 m
Surface: concrete, in good condition
Weight limitations: Single wheel: 50000 lbs
Runway edge lights: PERI
Traffic pattern: left left
Markings: basic, in good condition
Additional Remarks
NO FLIGHTS OR APPROACHES OVER FDR DRIVE;
TWO-WAY RADIO REQUIRED.
BIRDS ON AND CLOSE TO HELIPORT.
BOATS MAY NAVIGATE IN WATER ALONG HELIPORT PIER.
100 FT CRANES OPERATING NEAR USCG FERRY SLIP.
12 HELICOPTER PARKING SPACES WITH ADDITIONAL TRANSIENT
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
FIRE PROTECTION FOAM SYSTEM ON SITE.
6N5, East 34 Street Heliport
In operation since 1970 this is a highly efficient heliport in an ideal Midtown location
and mostly in use for public officials, emergency transports and news media. With 5
helipads it is the smallest of the Manhattan heliports but it is the most efficient one.
FAA Identifier: 6N5
Lat/Long: 40-44-33.366N / 073-58-19.499W
Elevation: 10 ft. / 3 m (estimated)
Variation: 13W (1985)
Attendance: MON-FRI 0800-2000
Wind indicator: yes
Segmented circle: no
Lights: DUSK-DAWN
BCN LCTD ABOVE OFFICE TRAILER BLO ELEVATED HIGHWAY.
Beacon: white-green-yellow (heliport)
Landing fee: yes
Heliport Communications
CTAF/UNICOM: 123.075