heliport

Yeah, there's no heliport at the former Pan Am building now but there is a heliport in midtown.

Legally technically the heliport is open but why risk it?

There might be 50-100 people that commute by helicopter into the city each day at that heliport.

Although -- look at a map -- runway 33 points across the river to a military base with a heliport.

The noise from this heliport on the Brooklyn side can be unbelievable in the summer.

How could the heliport handle massive traffic while in the middle of a huge city?

Nearby is a heliport where you can get a passenger helicopter to the Scilly Isles which are also worth a visit.

Early Monday morning, a motorcade took Maduro to a helicopter, which flew across New York Harbor before landing at a Manhattan heliport.

I ended up just making friends with people at a nearby heliport who had badges to escort me in.

For Battery Park you're thinking of the Wall St heliport (JRB).

Directly across the river, there's a military base with a heliport.

Imagine what it would be like if you could commute from the suburbs of NY to the downtown heliport without paying for fuel or expensive maintenance.

Even the "Goldman Sachs" heliport is in New Jersey.

If you divide it by "meaning" you get heli-copter, which is evidenced by the way the speakers use those morphemes: helipad, heliskiing, heliport,...