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Can you realistically be a CFI with an add-on rating?

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Old 9th Jul 2022, 09:10
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Can you realistically be a CFI with an add-on rating?

Most places will offer a CPL(H) add-on rating requiring 50 hours helicopter, and from there it's possible to get a CFI add-on as well. There are plenty of non-Robinson options - Enstrom, Bell 47, G2, Schweizer/Hughes etc - but will any school actually hire a CFI with only 60 hours helicopter time, or is it all in the hands of insurance companies?
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If the Licensing Authority certifies the Licenses and Operation.....and those wishing to build hours will work for peanuts.....odds are that could result in a job offer.

Would you want to spend your money with such an Operator....that is an individual choice one has to make.


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