Helicopter parked in Las Vegas neighborhood has permission to land, owner says

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A helicopter parked in a Las Vegas neighborhood for several days has permission to be there, according to the property owner.

Residents near the intersection of Bermuda and Pebble Roads contacted FOX5 with questions after noticing the aircraft parked on private property. Callers said the helicopter had been parked at the site for three to four days.

A helicopter parked near Bermuda and Pebble in Las Vegas has permission from the landowner, who said the FAA approved the landing for a convention.(FOX5)

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The property owner told a FOX5 crew that he granted the pilot permission to land on the parcel because the pilot was attending a convention in the area.

The owner also told FOX5 that the Federal Aviation Administration gave the pilot permission to land there.

FOX5 has reached out to the FAA to confirm that approval was granted. Further updates will be provided as details become available.