25 Sep, 17, Source: HeliHub.com
The Kitchener helipad that was shut down during June has finally reopened. The helipad was closed due to a construction crane being in the way of helicopter flight paths. During this down time, the helipad had some needed upgrades done, such as replacing lights and repainting. The possibility of flight paths having to be changed again is there, as the area is developing fast. As The Record reports, changing the flight paths and getting approval for them will now be done faster in future.
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