Loyola University Medical Center Heliport (0IL1) in Broadview, Illinois
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Loyola University Medical Center Heliport (0IL1)
- General
- Type: Heliport, Status: Operational, Acivation Date: 11/01/1989, Runways: 1, Ownership: Privately owned, Facility Use: Private, Site Number: 04452.9*H, Location ID: 0IL1, Region: Great Lakes, District Office: CHI, Unicom Frequency: 123.050 MHz, Aeronautical sectional chart: Chicago, Tie-In FSS ID: IKK, Tie-In FSS Name: Kankakee, Tie-In FSS Toll-Free Number: 1-800-WX-BRIEF, Elevation: 623 ft, Elevation determination method: Estimated, Air traffic control tower: No, Boundary ARTCC (FAA) computer ID: ZCG, Boundary ARTCC ID: ZAU, Boundary ARTCC Name: Chicago, Airspace Determination: Conditional, NOTAM Service: No, Inspection Group: Owner, Inspection Method: 5010-2 Private use mail out program
- Location
- State: Illinois, County: Cook, City: Broadview, GPS (Degrees): Lat: 41° 51' 39.113'', Lng: -87° 50' 11.213'', GPS (Seconds): Lat: 41.860865, Lng: -87.836448, GPS determination method: Estimated, Distance from central business district: <1 mi (SE) Find on map
- Owner
- Loyola University Med Center, 2160 S 1st Avenue, Maywood, Il 60153, 708-216-5862
- Manager
- Loyola Lifestar, 2160 S 1st Avenue, Maywood, Il 60153, 708-216-5862
- Aircraft
- Multi Engine Aircraft: 1
- Additional
- Magnetic Variation: 1W (Year 1985), Beacon Color: Clear-green-yellow (heliport), Beacon Schedule: See Rmk, Used for medical purposes: Yes, Wind direction indicator: Y-L, Segmented circle airport marker system: No
- Remarks
- Airspace Determination: PROVIDED APP/DEP OPERATIONS ARE FROM 260 TO 10 DEGS; AREA IS MARKED, WIND INDICATOR IS MAINTAINED.
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Rhayvin Glenn
Dec 13, 2011 @ 11:11 am
I am a former patient that needs a MD to sign and fax a record of my history to my University for proof of asthma and the conditions. I also need a letter saying that I would have to rest when my condition gets really bad, so that I could get absences aproved.