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Anyone want to take a stab at explaining where the Parkland Health
and Hospital System Heliport is? Here's the entry for Parkland's heliport, TE43. http://www.airnav.com/airport/TE43 The location given http://www.acme.com/mapper/mapper.cg...ht=2&d ot=Yes is a field (not an airfield, just a field) http://www.acme.com/mapper/mapper.cg...ht=2&d ot=Yes 51 nm due east of the hospital. https://aviationtoolbox.org/members/...lon=-96.849169 I have a hard time believing that field is the location of two helipads with one marked "ROOFTOP". Also, the remarks list towers SE and W of the pads but those are the directions where the towers are *furthest* from the location given. https://aviationtoolbox.org/members/...selected.y=521 And it's continuously attended...yeah, right. Is it common for helipad locations to be so wrong? Have the locations of Texan hospital helipads been deliberately scrambled in the name of "national security"? Conspiracy theorists, unite! --kyler |
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