New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 21 - Miscellaneous
Chapter XXIV - The Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey
Subchapter D - Air Terminals
Article 3 - Heliports
Part 1280 - Schedule Of Charges For West 30th Street And Downtown Heliports
Section 1280.1 - Landing charges

Universal Citation: 21 NY Comp Codes Rules and Regs ยง 1280.1

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 39, September 25, 2024

(a)

(1) For each take-off of a helicopter having a maximum gross weight up to 4,000 pounds............ $5

(2) For each take-off of a helicopter exceeding 4,000 pounds but not exceeding 8,000 pounds maximum gross weight............ $10

(3) For each take-off of a helicopter exceeding 8,000 pounds but not exceeding 12,000 pounds maximum gross weight............ $15

(4) For each take-off of a helicopter exceeding 12,000 pounds but not exceeding 16,000 pounds maximum gross weight............ $20

(5) For each take-off of a helicopter exceeding 16,000 pounds maximum gross weight............ $25

(b) For the initial 20 minute period during which a helicopter is on the heliport following the preceding landing of such helicopter and prior to its next succeeding take-off............ No charge.

(c) For each helicopter remaining on the heliport for more than 10 minutes beyond the initial 20 minute period and after the Port Authority or its authorized representative has directed that such helicopter be removed, for each additional 30 minutes or fraction thereof............ $10

(d) In the event a helicopter departs from the heliport for another destination, which helicopter, without making a stop, is forced to return to land at the heliport because of meteorological conditions, mechanical, or operating causes, or for any similar emergency or precautionary reason, such charge shall not be payable in connection with the subsequent departure of such helicopter or a substituted helicopter; providing, however, that on such subsequent departure the helicopter or substituted helicopter is destined for the same point and transports the same or substantially the same load.

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