Heliport Atlas

HeliportsinHawaii

Hawaii has 14 operational heliports in the current FAA cycle. None of them is designated public use, so every landing is by the owner's permission. A charter operator arranges that permission as part of planning the flight, which is why the owner contact matters more than the runway does.

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14
Heliports
0
Public use
2
Pads 100 ft or longer
Honolulu
Busiest city

What the Hawaii list is made of

  • 8 Corporate / private
  • 3 Hospital / medical
  • 2 Government / public safety
  • 1 Military

Most heliports sit in Honolulu (4), Kahuku (2), Hilo (1), Kamuela (1), Kealakekua (1).

Every heliport in Hawaii

The full FAA record, sorted with public-use facilities first. Pad size is the landing area, not the property. Open any of them on the map for surface, lighting, elevation, inspection date, and the owner contact.

FacilityCityFAA IDCategoryPadUse
THE RITZ-CARLTON OAHU-TURTLE BAY Kahuku HI58 Corporate / private 125 x 125 ft Permission
K3 HELIPAD Pearl Harbor 02HI Military 100 x 100 ft Permission
HILO MEDICAL CENTER Hilo HI04 Corporate / private 86 x 86 ft Permission
HECO-WAIAU Honolulu HI24 Corporate / private 52 x 52 ft Permission
KUAKINI MEDICAL CENTER Honolulu HI40 Corporate / private 90 x 90 ft Permission
MOANALUA MEDICAL CENTER Honolulu HI55 Corporate / private 40 x 40 ft Permission
THE QUEEN'S MEDICAL CENTER Honolulu HI38 Corporate / private 50 x 50 ft Permission
KAHUKU FIRE & POLICE STATION Kahuku HI57 Government / public safety 60 x 60 ft Permission
LUCY HENRIQUES MEDICAL CENTER Kamuela HI18 Hospital / medical 40 x 40 ft Permission
KONA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Kealakekua 05HI Hospital / medical 40 x 40 ft Permission
MANELE Lanai HI02 Corporate / private 60 x 60 ft Permission
RAINSHED Volcano Village HI52 Government / public safety 90 x 90 ft Permission
WAIKOLOA Waikoloa Village HI07 Corporate / private 26 x 26 ft Permission
MAUI MEML MEDICAL Wailuku 22HI Hospital / medical 60 x 60 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.

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