Silver State Helicopters Heli license in under 18 months ....
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Silver State Helicopters Heli license in under 18 months ....
Heard on the radio the other day an ad for them.
Turns out you can get your helicopter license in under 18 months.....WOW
Also you dont to worry about the money cause its not that expensive and
you there is such a high demand for Pilots that you will get a job and you can also loan the money...and pay it off....LOL OMG LOL
I laugh every time i hear it.
Sorry didnt mean to bash but if you heard the AD it would make you giggle a little somewhat too.
Turns out you can get your helicopter license in under 18 months.....WOW
Also you dont to worry about the money cause its not that expensive and
you there is such a high demand for Pilots that you will get a job and you can also loan the money...and pay it off....LOL OMG LOL
I laugh every time i hear it.
Sorry didnt mean to bash but if you heard the AD it would make you giggle a little somewhat too.
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A buddy of mine from the southern cali area, who's already got a good job and a book full of hours, attended one of their seminars, said he got a lot of odd looks when he couldn't hold back his giggling at some of their claims. Apparently the picture they paint is being a corporate PIC within a few months of getting out of their "program".
That, and a ****ty rep in the areas they operate out of... yeesh, what an operation.
-Mike
That, and a ****ty rep in the areas they operate out of... yeesh, what an operation.
-Mike
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They opened a school here in Fort Lauderdale. Not really that busy right now but I'm sure it will be soon.
They do around 7 hours of 'flying' in the FTD before being let loose on the 22.
Whatever works I suppose!
They do around 7 hours of 'flying' in the FTD before being let loose on the 22.
Whatever works I suppose!
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That's the trouble with any school, the students believe what they are told until they get out into the REAL world and find out the truth. The truth is that the school only wanted their money!
No school is going to paint a bleak picture. The best a student can hope for is that a school is going to tell them honestly how much (non-aviation) work it is going to take to get the first (and second...) job.
The answer, don't ask a school! Talk to pilots that don't represent a school.
No school is going to paint a bleak picture. The best a student can hope for is that a school is going to tell them honestly how much (non-aviation) work it is going to take to get the first (and second...) job.
The answer, don't ask a school! Talk to pilots that don't represent a school.