Trico Heliport

The closure was due to economic reasons tied to the business that operated it. The heliport was a private facility for the industrial company located at the site. When that company ceased operations or was sold, the heliport became defunct. The site's subsequent complete demolition and redevelopment made the closure permanent.

The site has been completely redeveloped. The original industrial buildings and the helipad were demolished. The location is now occupied by a large, modern logistics warehouse, specifically The Home Depot Direct Fulfillment Center.

Trico Heliport was a private-use corporate heliport. Its ICAO identifier, US-11007, is a non-standard code used by third-party data aggregators, indicating it was likely not registered for public use with the FAA. Historical analysis of the site at 1000 Trico Drive shows it was a large industrial complex, likely a trucking or transportation company headquarters. The heliport's primary function was to facilitate executive transport, allowing company personnel to travel efficiently, bypassing Atlanta's ground traffic to major airports or other corporate sites. It had no known military or public commercial aviation significance.

There are no prospects for reopening. The original site is entirely occupied by a massive warehouse, leaving no space or infrastructure for a heliport. The entity that operated it is no longer at the location, and the land has been permanently repurposed.