FAA record × aerial reality

Where the heliport map and the ground disagree.

Most U.S. heliports are entered into the FAA record by their owner and never independently inspected. This is an automated first pass that pulls current public-domain aerial imagery for each recorded heliport and flags the ones a human should look at - inspired by the AirIndex finding of a long-standing FAA heliport plotted tens of nautical miles from its true location.

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A review queue, not findings.

Flags mean a pad could not be confirmed from current imagery - never that a heliport is missing or fake. Pick a state to review, and vote on what you see.

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