Robinson Helipad
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From: Gold Coast, Australia
Obviously not a space saver but if you have the room and the requirement (high pax movements) it's certainly an option for improved safety

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From: California
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From: London/Atlanta
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From: New York City
Why not just land on the tarmac and disembark rather than increasing the risk of an accident by landing on a small platform?


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From: Great South East, tired and retired
SPACE-SAVING??
Looks like it is 5 times the width of the skids, you could fit another 4 of those buzzboxes into the hangar with handling wheels.
Looks like it is 5 times the width of the skids, you could fit another 4 of those buzzboxes into the hangar with handling wheels.

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From: Africa
And the space they save is the mounting area on the rooftop. The footprint is minimal. Just 4 steel pillars. (The staircase can really go anywhere.)
One must look at this is comparison to their initial helipad design that Robinson has been offering for many years.
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Last edited by Hot and Hi; 12th January 2020 at 07:04.






