Heliport Atlas

HeliportsinColumbus

The FAA records 19 operational heliports and helipads within 25 miles of Columbus. Not one of them is designated public use, so every arrival is 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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19
Heliports within 25 mi
0
Public use
12
Hospital and medical
0
Pads 100 ft or longer

What is actually here

  • 12 Hospital / medical
  • 5 Corporate / private
  • 1 Government / public safety
  • 1 Resort / ranch / private estate

They sit across Columbus (11), Ashville (1), Delaware (1), Dublin (1), Grove City (1), Hebron (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 Columbus may well work from one.

Every heliport within 25 miles of Columbus

Distance is measured from the middle of Columbus, 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
Ross Heart Hospital 1 mi Columbus, OH OA52 Hospital / medical 60 x 60 ft Permission
Ohio State University Hospital 1 mi Columbus, OH OH54 Hospital / medical 65 x 65 ft Permission
Grant Medical Center 2 mi Columbus, OH OH01 Hospital / medical 37 x 37 ft Permission
Joseph Skilken & Company 2 mi Columbus, OH 5OH8 Corporate / private 40 x 40 ft Permission
University Hospital East 2 mi Columbus, OH 2OI6 Hospital / medical 85 x 85 ft Permission
Nationwide Children's Hospital 2 mi Columbus, OH OI95 Hospital / medical 50 x 50 ft Permission
Columbus 3 mi Columbus, OH OH52 Government / public safety 50 x 50 ft Permission
Riverside Methodist Hospital 4 mi Columbus, OH 9OI9 Hospital / medical 65 x 65 ft Permission
Windsong Farms 6 mi Columbus, OH 0OH7 Resort / ranch / private estate 12 x 10 ft Permission
Medflight 8 mi Columbus, OH OA08 Hospital / medical 50 x 50 ft Permission
Mount Carmel East Hospital 9 mi Columbus, OH 28OI Hospital / medical 50 x 50 ft Permission
Oldsells 9 mi Dublin, OH 47OH Corporate / private 35 x 35 ft Permission
Mount Carmel Grove City 10 mi Grove City, OH 51OH Hospital / medical 40 x 40 ft Permission
St Ann's 10 mi Westerville, OH OI97 Hospital / medical 40 x 40 ft Permission
Connor 13 mi Powell, OH 6OH5 Corporate / private 60 x 60 ft Permission
Ashville 18 mi Ashville, OH OA26 Corporate / private 12 x 12 ft Permission
Grady Meml Hospital 23 mi Delaware, OH OH25 Hospital / medical 43 x 43 ft Permission
Madison Health 25 mi London, OH OA09 Hospital / medical 30 x 30 ft Permission
M P W 25 mi Hebron, OH 83OI Corporate / private 50 x 50 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 Columbus?

The FAA records 19 operational heliports and helipads within 25 miles of Columbus. Of those, 12 are hospital or medical pads and 5 are corporate or private sites.

Are there public-use heliports in Columbus?

No. Every one of the 19 heliports in the Columbus area is private use, which means landing starts with permission from the owner or manager. A charter operator arranges that as part of planning the flight. The public-use designation is rare everywhere: only 56 heliports carry it nationally.

Does this include Columbus airports?

No. Airports are a separate class of facility, and a charter flight into Columbus 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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