Components of Heliport Lighting Systems

 Components of Heliport Lighting Systems


A comprehensive heliport lighting system typically consists of various components, each serving a specific purpose:
Perimeter Lights: These lights mark the edges of the heliport, providing a visual reference for pilots to gauge the landing area's boundaries.
Approach Path Indicator (API) Lights: API lights, such as PAPI or VASI systems, guide pilots in maintaining the correct glide path during approach, ensuring a safe descent angle.
Touchdown and Lift-off Area (TLOF) Lights: Positioned within the designated landing and takeoff area, TLOF lights help pilots accurately position the helicopter during critical maneuvers.
Wind Direction Indicator: While not strictly part of the lighting system, windsocks or wind cones are essential for indicating wind direction and strength, crucial information for pilots during landing and takeoff.
Heliport beacons: helipad beacons or rotating beacons, serve as prominent visual aids for pilots, guiding them to heliport facilities
Heliport floodlights : providing ample illumination of landing and maneuvering areas ,Floodlights illuminate the heliport's touchdown and lift-off area (TLOF), enhancing visibility for pilots during critical maneuvers

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