A specially designed landing field or platform designed for helicopters, similar to a helipad but typically used for racing or acrobatic competitions.
From Greek 'helix' (spiral, referring to helicopter rotor) and 'dromos' (racecourse or running track), combining helicopter with the concept of a course.
While 'helidrome' sounds like it should be a common word, it's actually quite specialized and rarely used—most people just say 'helipad,' even though helidrome specifically suggests aerobatic competition.
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.