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mysterious helipad location (Dallas, TX)



 
 
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Old February 19th 04, 09:21 PM
Craig
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Kyler Laird wrote in message ...
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.


I've noticed that AirNav has many location errors in their little
maps. The field that a friend operates out of used to be shown to be
about 7 miles away from it's actual location. Don't know if it's ever
been corrected.

As to Parkland, they have at least two heilpads in the medical complex
itself that I know of and there are several others close by at other
hospitals in the area.

Craig C.

 




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