Mandarin Yen So Heliport serves Bloomington, US.
The Mandarin Yen So Heliport (US-10731), also known by its local code 7MN9, was located in Bloomington, Minnesota, United States. It was officially closed on February 28, 2019, due to an FAA deletion.
Prior to its closure, the heliport was privately owned by Frank Lee and managed by Tony Chalhoub, both with an address in Bloomington, MN. It was designated for private, personal use, with specific ingress/egress conditions and daylight-only operations. The heliport had an estimated elevation of 810 feet.
Currently, the heliport is listed as closed, and its ident was changed from "7MN9" to "US-10731" in February 2025. There is no street view available for its location, and it is not a home base for any OurAirports members.
*Sources researched: ourairports.com, bigorre.org, city-data.com, airports-worldwide.com*
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Where is Mandarin Yen So Heliport located?
Mandarin Yen So Heliport is located in Bloomington, US, at an elevation of 810 ft. Its IATA code is — and ICAO code is US-10731.