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TomekR 6th Jul 2014 10:03

Helicopter training
 
Hello,

I couldn't find the answer on this forum, so I'd decided to ask- sorry if it appears again, but I need some help.

I am looking for a good Helicopter School, which will train me from 0 to CPL(h) with IR/ME. What can you recommend me? I prefer USA, because of prices- do you thing it is a good idea?

I will appreciate any kind of help with this topic,

Best regards,

Tom.

GoodGrief 6th Jul 2014 10:08


I couldn't find the answer on this forum
If you couldn't find the answer here, then it doesn't exist.

Senior Pilot 6th Jul 2014 10:11


Originally Posted by TomekR (Post 8551490)
I couldn't find the answer on this forum, so I'd decided to ask- sorry if it appears again, but I need some help.

Tom,

There are threads on most countries if you follow the links in So you want to be a helicopter pilot.

Find the right thread and start asking questions there :ok:

ACPH 6th Jul 2014 20:09

Try Advanced Heli-Flight Ltd. In Grande Prairie, AB Canada.

Helilog56 6th Jul 2014 21:31

Looking for low dollar training is about as good an investment as beach front property at low tide.....:p

MartinCh 7th Jul 2014 22:16

low dollar as low dollar.
Canadian rates are about double what US rates are for training. The way Canadian dollar is strong, fuel costs high, labour rates higher than US nominally, it's not really 'heli training destination' for people who can compare and 'shop around'. I'm not talking about being suspicious of quality etc. I'd say that some US schools could be bit too informal, junior (C)FIs, but that's almost everywhere in US, due to job market and instructors don't stick around unless they're the owners or do it as side job.

So are usual Aussie rates. At least part of that extra cost is needed for semi-decent salaries unlike usually US and NZ.

The variation is usually within 50 bucks/hr all in for same/comparable a/c in US. It does add up if it's 20 bucks difference over 150-200hrs.
Anyway, I digress.


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