Austin, US 🇺🇸 Heliport
ICAO
XS41
IATA
-
Elevation
667 ft
Region
US-TX
Local Time
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Loading...GPS Code: XS41
Local Code: XS41
Location: 30.306° N, -97.741402° E
Continent: North America
Type: Heliport
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The Heart Hospital of Austin Heliport (XS41) is classified as a private-use medical heliport in Austin, Texas, activated in February 1999. It is owned by St. David Healthcare Partnership LP, with Wayne Goodman serving as the Director of Engineering and manager.
The facility features a concrete helipad (H1) measuring 56 x 56 feet (17 x 17 meters) and is elevated, with an elevation of 667 feet. It is equipped with activated perimeter lights, a lighted wind indicator, and a white-green-yellow rotating beacon, all operated on 155.340. The heliport has continuous attendance and operates under Visual Flight Rules (VFR), with no fuel available on site. Pilots seeking clearance contact Austin Approach.
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