Helicopter landing readiness checklist

Short answer: a helicopter can only land where the owner agrees and the rules allow it. Tick what you already have; your answers go to the request form so SkyMatch knows what still needs checking. This checklist does not decide whether a landing is possible.

Landing site (name or address)

What do you already have?I know the landing site type (airport, heliport, private land, hotel, yacht, event field)I have the exact address or GPS coordinatesThe site owner has agreed to a helicopter landing in writingThe open area is clear of wires, trees and buildings (approx. size known)The surface is firm and level (grass, concrete, pad)There is an on-site contact who can meet the helicopterI know of any local permit, event or airspace restrictionA backup option is acceptable (nearest airport + car) if the site is refused

8 item(s) still open — SkyMatch will help check them.

Sending a request does not confirm landing permission, price, availability or flight time.

Send checklist with my flight request