Autonomous flight trusts the landing record completely. It assumes the coordinates, the dimensions, and the obstructions are right. Often they aren't. RiskIndex checks every FAA-registered U.S. heliport against independent public data, so you know which facilities hold up and which don't.
We audited the FAA Airport Master Record and found four systematic failures in the national landing record. They were manageable in the helicopter era, when a pilot could look out the window. They get dangerous once software is flying.
A trust score for each facility. How it was inspected, whether its recorded location holds up, and independent checks against USGS terrain and OSM building footprints.
The five-question FAA screen: registration, airspace determination, state enforcement, NFPA 418, and eVTOL dimensional fit. Every version is locked and hash-anchored.
Measured pad size against what an eVTOL actually needs to approach and land, so you can see which existing pads can host an air taxi and which need real engineering.
An underwriting-grade risk score with weather climatology, a peer benchmark, exposure notes, and a recommendation. Built for the people who insure these facilities.
Specific, evidence-backed hazards per facility, not a bare number.
Which existing pads are viable landing sites, and which aren't.
Whether your helipad's federal record matches what's actually on the roof.
Where the convertible landing stock is, one facility at a time.
Look up any facility and see its data integrity for free: trust tier, whether it has ever been inspected, location flags, terrain and structure checks, dimensions, and the five-question compliance screen. No signup.
Check a helipad →The full RiskIndex Site Intelligence Report for a facility you care about: risk score, underwriting recommendation, dimensional analysis, weather hazard, and a peer benchmark.
Request a report →Risk data for all 5,647 facilities through the AirIndex API, in bulk or one at a time. For portfolio underwriting, operator planning, and autonomous flight.
Data license and API →Look up any U.S. helipad for free, or talk to us about a report or the data feed.