LAPD Air Support operates from Hooper Air

LAPD's Hooper Airport - Listen in on 123.075

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LAPD Hooper Heliport
General Type: Heliport, Status: Operational, Acivation Date: 01/01/1978, Runways: 1, Ownership: Publicly owned, Facility Use: Private, Site Number: 01817.14*H, Location ID: 4CA0, Region: Western-Pacific, District Office: LAX,

Unicom Frequency: 123.075 mHz,

Aeronautical sectional chart: Los Angeles, Tie-In FSS: No, Tie-In FSS ID: HHR,

Tie-In FSS Name: Hawthorne,

Tie-In FSS Toll-Free Number: 1-800-WX-BRIEF,

Elevation: 302 ft, Elevation determination method: Estimated, Air traffic control tower: No, Boundary ARTCC (FAA) computer ID: ZCL, Boundary ARTCC ID: ZLA, Boundary ARTCC Name: Los Angeles, Airspace Determination: Conditional, NOTAM Service: No, Inspection Group: Owner, Inspection Method: 5010-2 Private use mail out program
Location State: California, County: Los Angeles, City: Los Angeles, GPS (Degrees): Lat: 34° 02' 36.044'', Lng: -118° 14' 49.265'', GPS (Seconds): Lat: 34.043346, Lng: -118.247018, GPS determination method: Estimated, Distance from central business district: 1 mi (SW), Find on map >>

Owner City Of Los Angeles, 555 Ramirez St, Space 475, Los Angeles, Ca 90012, 213-485-2011 Manager C.O.-Air Support Div-Lapd, 150 N. Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, Ca 90012, 213-485-2600

Schedule
Aircraft Helicopters:
Additional Magnetic Variation: 14E (Year 1985), Non-Commercial Landing Fee: No, Wind direction indicator: Yes, Segmented circle airport marker system: No
Remarks Airspace Determination: VFR ONLY.
Runway 1
General ID: 'H1, Length: 205 ft, Width: 105 ft, Runway Surface Type Condition: Portland cement concrete


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LAX seen from above

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LAX seen from above.

Jetliner Landing at LAX

Emergency Landing at LAX with ATC audio

American Airlines flight #31 bound for Honolulu made an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport August 5, 2008 at 9:30AM Local Time.

All passengers and crew managed to escape safely via the emergency inflatable slides.

Two minor injuries were reported among the seven crew members and 150 passengers on board.

At the same time an Emirates Airbus A380 was in-bound for landing to continue its tour around the world. LAX air traffic control refers to the Emirates A380 as "Emirates Super" in the Live ATC transmission.

Nippon Cargo Boeing 747-400F takes off from LAX

Nippon Cargo Boeing 747-400F departing Los Angeles on a wet runway
Note the jet blast water blow-back and condensation clouds forming on the wings.

118.700 is where Burbank Tower talks to aircraft.

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Burbank Tower
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Put 118.700 mHz into your air radio when you're in the San Fernando Valley to hear the tower at BUR give landing clearance to incoming flights, flights transitioning it's airspace, and take-off clearance to aircraft on the runway. If there's a mountain range between you and the tower, you'll probably only hear one way transmissions from the air.

123.025 mHz is where the helicopters talk

Tune your radio to 123.025 mHz AM to hear the Helicopters over Los Angeles announce their location and altitude. LAPD, LA Sheriff, CHP, LACoFD, LAFD, along with news helicopters can be heard here.

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