The private pilot certificate is the first step for those with no helicopter
experience. As a licensed private pilot, you can fly for personal use and
carry passengers. It may be your final goal or just the beginning of the
journey to becoming a professional pilot. Either way, it is here where
the foundation of your technique, knowledge and judgment is formed.
Minimum hours to receive the license is 40 flight hours.
R-22 Flight Hours Ground School Hours
With Instructor: 20 Hours Classroom: 35 Hours
Solo: 20 Hours Home Study: 35 Hours
Total: 40 Hours Total: 70 Hours
Total - $10,550.00
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Private Pilot Program
Holding a commercial pilots license allows you to use your new skills
to earn money. As a commercial pilot you will be directly responsible
for transporting passengers and property in a variety of tasks .
Minimum time required is 150 hours.
R-22 Flight Hours Ground School Hours
With Instructor: 50 Hours Classroom: 55 Hours
Solo: 100 Hours Home Study: 95 Hours
Total: 150 Hours Total: 150 Hours
Total - $29,500.00
Total $10,550.00
Total $29,500.00
Commercial Pilot Program
Instrument Pilot Program
Simply stated, learning to fly by reference to instruments will make you
a better pilot. Although the Robinson helicopter is not certified to fly in
instrument meteorological conditions (IMC), the skills you learn during
your training can be applied to everyday flying and in the helicopters
you may fly later in your career. Many employers require an instrument
rating because instrument pilots are safer pilots. Private pilots who are
working towards their commercial certificate are encouraged to take
this course concurrently because it will save both time and money.
You must possess either a private or commercial helicopter pilot
certificate, meet the SFAR 73 requirements, and be endorsed to act as
pilot in command of the Robinson R22 to enroll in the Instrument
course. 40 hours of dual instruction are required for the initial
instrument rating. If you have an airplane instrument rating, the add-on
helicopter instrument rating requires a minimum of 15 hours of dual
instruction.
R-22*Flight Hours
With Instructor 30 Hrs.
10 Hrs. Simulator Training
60 Hrs.Ground School Class
TOTAL $9,690.00
Total $9,690.00
Add-On Commercial Pilot Program
For fixed wing pilots that already have their Commercial/Instrument
Rating
R-22 Flight Hours Ground School Hours
With Instructor: 20 Hours Classroom: 25 Hours
Solo: 35 Hours Home Study: 30 Hours
Total: 55 Hours Total: 55 Hours
Total - $13,875.00
Flight Instructor Program
So you've earned your commercial pilot certificate and now you want
to fly helicopters for a living. But all the "pilot wanted" ads require
thousands of hours of helicopter experience. How do you build those
hours? Unless you are independently wealthy, the only way to build
those hours is to become a certified flight instructor (CFI). Now you'll
get paid while teaching others how to fly. And you get to put those
instructing hours in your own logbook. Teaching will make you a much
better pilot, and you will have a tremendous and lasting impact on your
students.
Pilots who are working towards their commercial certificate are
encouraged to take this course concurrently because it will save both
time and money.
Dual Only: 15 Hours
Ground School: 20 Hours
Total - $3,850.00
Total $3,850.00
Total $64,075.00
Professional Pilot Program
This program contains all books and materials to receive following
ratings:
Private ,Commercial, Instrument, CFI, Instrument Instructor,Long Line
TOTAL $64,075.00
External Load Program
Total $9,900.00
We offers this comprehensive External Load Course for pilots aspiring
to further their skills and career opportunities. The course focuses on
developing fundamental skills for real time operations, and is drawing
both major helicopter companies and private pilots to attend.
Proven results have garnered the Academy's reputation throughout
the helicopter community as it continues to grow in size and stature.
15 R-44 Flight Hours
with instructor
40 Hr Ground school
TOTAL $9900.00
Total $13,875.00
FLIGHT TRAINING COURSES
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