Paradise Aviation is comprised of seven hangars, which are all privately owned properties, although Caesars/Harrahs has a different address (5240 Haven Street) and Hangar 6 is accessed on the other side of Haven Street, past the former Apartment building, the one that is boarded up, turn right, off of Reno Avenue, with a guarded gate.
The Haven Street sign faces the other way, for some odd reason.
People often turn around, because they are lost. GPS or Google Maps is wrong. Everyone does not see the large sign that states this is "not a through street". The cabs and limos are lost as well as the people on foot who are expecting to see the airport. Technically Paradise Aviation is a part of the airport. But it's off of Tropicana and Paradise, that is the correct entry point.
The property is kitty corner from JANET, or E,G & G, or Aecom. The other nearby businesses are Jetsuite (aka. Net Jets, Sundance Helicopter Tours, Sands Aviation. This is in the direction of Haven Street sign.
MDL Group is the property manager for the property. The landscaping is weekly. The pest service for the exterior is on a schedule too. The garbage service is twice a week, and the recycle pickup service is also twice a week. Johnson Controls is often here, doing maintenance on their equipment. The Airport Control Center works closely with the hangars as the doors have alarms provided by Johnson Controls. The main gate is closed after hours.
There are mailboxes here, commercial grade. Sometimes, the USPS relief mailman doesn't know where to go. Many of the delivery services are familiar with each hangar, but sometimes the address isn't complete, doesn't have the suite number or the hangar number. Sometimes, the mail or deliveries are made by mistake.
Every once in a while we will see little critters like, cute little brown bunnies and road runners. We used to see chipmunks, many years ago. Lots of birds are always around. Sometimes, homeless people will also end up here. If we call Airport Division Metro, it's a quick visit and the issue is handled. read more