Description
Prohibited landing marker – Holland Aviation
The Holland Aviation Prohibited Landing Marker is an essential safety tool. It is designed to enhance the safety and compliance of helicopter landing operations. The marker measures 400x400mm. This marker is a highly visible and easily recognizable indicator. It is used on helidecks to signal that landing is not allowed in a specific area.
Each HA-Prohibited Landing Marker set comes with the following features:
- Protective storage bag: Keeps the marker safe and ready for use, preventing damage and ensuring quick deployment.
- 8 tie-down straps: Secure the marker firmly, even in challenging weather conditions or varying operational scenarios.
Prohibited Landing
A Prohibited Landing Marker is a visual signal that is used on helidecks to indicate that landing on a particular spot is prohibited. Helidecks, often found on offshore platforms, ships, or other structures, serve as landing sites for helicopters during various operations, such as transportation, search and rescue, or medical evacuations.
- Clear communication: The Prohibited Landing Marker clearly informs helicopter pilots that landing in that specific area is not allowed due to safety concerns. Those concerns can be ongoing operations or maintenance activities.
- Maximum visibility: Designed to be highly visible from the air, even in poor weather or low visibility conditions.
- Distinctive colors and symbols: Features patterns or symbols that stand out against the helideck’s surface.
These markers are a crucial component of helideck safety protocols. They ensure pilots are aware of restricted areas and prevent unauthorized or unsafe landings.
By following the guidance provided by Prohibited Landing Markers, helicopter pilots help maintain the safety of flight operations, protect personnel on the helideck, and preserve the integrity of the landing area. These markers are vital for maintaining order and preventing accidents, upholding aviation safety, and regulatory compliance in helideck operations.
