Prince Charles Hospital Helipad serves Brisbane, AU.
The Prince Charles Hospital Helipad (YPRC) in Brisbane, Australia, is classified as a hospital heliport. It serves The Prince Charles Hospital, a cardio thoracic specialist hospital in Chermside, Queensland.
Key operators and services utilizing the helipad include Emergency Management Queensland, RACQ Careflight, Westpac Rescue, and Energex Community Rescue helicopters.
Basic facility information details a concrete pad with a 30-meter diameter Touchdown and Liftoff (TLOF) area and a 95-meter diameter Final Approach and Take-off (FATO) area. Located north of the main hospital building, it is security fenced and includes a secondary landing area, "BRAVO," to the southwest of the main pad. The helipad is equipped with solar-powered aviation lighting from Avlite, featuring green lights for the landing area, blue approach lights, and red hazard lights. The helipad's elevation is 135 feet (41 meters) above mean sea level.
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Where is Prince Charles Hospital Helipad located?
Prince Charles Hospital Helipad is located in Brisbane, AU, at an elevation of 135 ft. Its IATA code is — and ICAO code is YPRC.