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For most helipad owners, the number one reason to be listed in Helipaddy is that it demonstrates you have complied with your duty of care. This is an important step to reduce your liability eg the helicopter insurer transferring a claim to you. Whether you have one flight every ten years or ten flights a day, it makes sense to get listed now. There is no cost and it is quick and simple.

Helipaddy allows site owners to receive direct bookings from the pilot App. With 90% of all helicopter pilots and operators registered on Helipaddy, this makes it easy for them to request a landing (known as “Prior Permission Required” or “PPR). As an owner, you can review landing requests, explain your landing fees and make sure the pilot is updated with your latest instructions on noise abatement and landing procedures.

Helipaddy provides pilots with accurate and up-to-date information about your helipad, including its location, approach procedures, and any restrictions. This information is displayed on Helipaddy’s mobile app and website, making it easy for pilots to find and land at your helipad safely. Pilots much prefer going into landing sites that are in Helipaddy.

For locations with a second alternative landing zone, Helipaddy offers the flexibility to manage them all from a single dashboard, and each can have its own HISC. This centralised management system enhances operational efficiency.

Helipaddy lets multiple staff manage the same sites. This feature allows multiple team members to access the dashboard, enabling collaborative management of the site. This ensures that all team members are on the same page, enhancing operational efficiency.

The platform simplifies the process of granting landing permissions by automating the approval workflow. Site owners can easily manage permissions, ensuring that only authorized pilots can land at their sites.

Managing landing slots is made effortless with Helipaddy’s intuitive interface. Busy site owners (such as event operators) can allocate and monitor slots in real-time, optimising the use of their landing zones. Because pilots are already familiar with Helipaddy, the system is seamless.