Noun
landing pad (plural landing pads)
A helipad
Additionally, fireworks are not allowed within 100 yards of a private electric substation, jail, prison, public use air facility, landing pad, platform, hospital, nursing home or other health care facility unless granted permission from the facility. Source: Internet
During conversion, the ships gained an additional 157 feet (48 m) amidships and a helicopter landing pad, among other things. Source: Internet
It's the heliport -- a landing pad for high-flying executives turned hangout for the city's homeless near 34th Street. Source: Internet
The St. Paul and District Chamber of Commerce has been in the community for over 70 years and has helped businesses and projects grow, including a hand in the famous 1967 UFO landing pad centennial project. Source: Internet
The Raëlian Embassy for Extraterrestrials is the vision of the International Raëlian Movement to establish an embassy, at a base cost of $20 million, with a landing pad that would serve as spaceport for extraterrestrial spaceships. Source: Internet
The seven rooms directly underneath the landing pad would be protected from occupants of other rooms with a thick metal door. Source: Internet