Heliport Atlas

HeliportsinBaltimore

The FAA records 23 operational heliports and helipads within 25 miles of Baltimore. One is designated public use; the rest land by the owner's permission. A charter operator arranges that permission while planning the flight, which is why the owner contact on a record matters more than the pad does.

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Every heliport in the list below, drawn where it sits. Gold marks a public-use facility. Tap any pad for its name, or open the full atlas for the whole record.

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23
Heliports within 25 mi
1
Public use
11
Hospital and medical
2
Pads 100 ft or longer

What is actually here

  • 11 Hospital / medical
  • 10 Corporate / private
  • 1 Government / public safety
  • 1 Military

They sit across Baltimore (13), Towson (2), Aberdeen (1), Annapolis (1), Bel Air (1), Columbia (1), and other communities in the metro.

Heliports only. Airports are a separate class of facility and are not counted here, and a charter into Baltimore may well work from one.

Every heliport within 25 miles of Baltimore

Distance is measured from the middle of Baltimore, so the top of this list is what sits closest to town. Pad size is the landing area, not the property. Open any record on the map for surface, lighting, elevation, inspection date, and the owner contact that gets you permission.

FacilityDistanceCityFAA ID CategoryPadUse
Pier 7 3 mi Baltimore, MD 4MD Corporate / private 50 x 50 ft Public
Johns Hopkins Hospital 1 mi Baltimore, MD 0MD3 Hospital / medical 90 x 90 ft Permission
Johns Hopkins Hospital Critical Care Tower 1 mi Baltimore, MD 17MD Hospital / medical 46 x 46 ft Permission
Montebello Filtration Plant 2 mi Baltimore, MD 8MD2 Corporate / private 20 x 20 ft Permission
Baltimore Police Department 2 mi Baltimore, MD MD10 Government / public safety 182 x 122 ft Permission
Union Meml Hospital 2 mi Baltimore, MD 44MD Hospital / medical 60 x 60 ft Permission
Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center 3 mi Baltimore, MD 06MD Hospital / medical 60 x 60 ft Permission
University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center 3 mi Baltimore, MD MD71 Hospital / medical 90 x 90 ft Permission
Cmti 4 mi Baltimore, MD 26MD Corporate / private 60 x 60 ft Permission
Sinai II 5 mi Baltimore, MD 8MD3 Hospital / medical 40 x 38 ft Permission
St Agnes Health Care 5 mi Baltimore, MD 12MD Corporate / private 40 x 40 ft Permission
St Joseph Hospital 6 mi Towson, MD 08MD Hospital / medical 45 x 45 ft Permission
Black & Decker/Parking Lot 2 6 mi Towson, MD MD13 Corporate / private 60 x 60 ft Permission
Medstar Franklin 6 mi Baltimore, MD 90MD Corporate / private 55 x 55 ft Permission
Green Terrace 8 mi Baltimore, MD 3MD7 Corporate / private 26 x 26 ft Permission
Maritime Institute 8 mi Linthicum Heights, MD 2MD7 Corporate / private 90 x 70 ft Permission
Baltimore Washington Medical Center 12 mi Glen Burnie, MD 0MD0 Hospital / medical 79 x 64 ft Permission
Weide AHP (Aberdeen Proving Ground) 17 mi Edgewood Arsenal, MD EDG Military 1704 x 85 ft Permission
Howard County General Hospital 17 mi Columbia, MD MD25 Hospital / medical 85 x 50 ft Permission
Upper Chesapeake Medical Center 19 mi Bel Air, MD 03MD Corporate / private 50 x 50 ft Permission
Laurel Medical Center 22 mi Laurel, MD 74MD Hospital / medical 55 x 55 ft Permission
Anne Arundel Medical Center 22 mi Annapolis, MD 20MD Hospital / medical 55 x 60 ft Permission
Rite Aid Distribution Center 23 mi Aberdeen, MD 8MD1 Corporate / private 80 x 80 ft Permission

Source: FAA National Airspace System Resource file, cycle effective 3 September 2026. The FAA reissues every 28 days. Orientation only, not for navigation.

Common questions

How many heliports are in Baltimore?

The FAA records 23 operational heliports and helipads within 25 miles of Baltimore. Of those, 11 are hospital or medical pads and 10 are corporate or private sites.

Are there public-use heliports in Baltimore?

One of the 23 heliports in the Baltimore area is designated public use, which means it accepts traffic without a private arrangement, subject to the facility's own procedures. Everything else lands by the owner's permission.

Does this include Baltimore airports?

No. Airports are a separate class of facility, and a charter flight into Baltimore may well use one: helicopters operate from airport ramps and FBOs as a matter of routine. This list covers heliports and helipads, the sites the FAA registers specifically for helicopter operations.

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