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Aerial view of Lower Manhattan with the East River

NYC Helicopter Heliports

All 5 NYC helicopter heliports — compared

One Manhattan heliport, three in New Jersey, one in Westchester. Pick by departure region, by which operators fly from there, by whether you have a car or want public transit — or just by Sunday availability.

How the five NYC heliports differ

NYC helicopter sightseeing operates from five physical heliports across three regions. The Downtown Manhattan Heliport (JRB, Pier 6) is the only one inside New York City — fastest to reach by subway, but it charges a $40 per-person facility fee at check-in and is closed on Sundays. Three New Jersey heliports cover the evening, weekend and specialty traffic: Linden (LDJ) is HeliNY's NJ base, Caldwell (CDW Essex County) is shared by Zip and Charm, and Kearny is the doors-off photo-flight hub for FlyNYON and Fly Hummingbyrd. All three NJ sites run seven days a week, charge no separate fee and offer free parking — but require 30–70 minutes by car (public transit is limited). Westchester County Airport (HPN) is Wings Air's exclusive base in the north — the only NYC-area heliport reachable in 35 minutes by Metro-North train.

All 5 heliports on the map

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