Introductory Flight
Come and take the controls for your first flight, see if you have what it takes to be a helicopter pilot. Warning you will be addicted after the first flight! Includes a mandatory ground lesson.
Requirements
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Advanced reservation
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Wear confortable clothes
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Wear closed toed shoes
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Weight less than 220lbs for R22
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Weight less than 300lbs for R44
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30 minutes minimum of ground training
Privledges
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Fun
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Excitement
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Time may be logged toward rating
Introductory Flight
30 Minute R22 $150
30 Minute R44 $300
60 Minute R22 $300
60 Minute R44 $575
Private Pilot
This course is a 141 approved course with examining authority available to recreational or student pilots.

In some cases previous knowledge and experience can be credited toward the course curriculum requirements per FAR 141.77 (c).

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Training may commence at any age
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To solo an individual must be 16 years of age
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To obtain a Private Certificatean individual must be 17 years of age
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Student Pilot Certificate
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Pass FAA Written Exam
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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35 hours minimum flight training
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36 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by the Chief Instructor
Privledges
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Recreational
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Hobby
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Personal Business
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May take passengers
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Required to pursue a Commercial Certificate
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May not receive compensation
Private Initial Robinson R-22
141 with Examining Authority
Per Hour Total
23 Hours Dual $365 $8,395
7 Hours Simulator $150 $1050
5 Hours Solo $305 $1,525
36 Hours Ground $60 $2160
Books and Materials $250
FAA Written Exam   $175
End of Course Test   $500
FAA Medical   $130
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $14,285
**NOTE: These costs are based on FAA MINIMUM time required. The national average is approximately 55 hours of flight time for an initial private certificate. Our company average is 47 hours. You should budget an extra $4000.00 above the minimum requirements.
PPL Add On
This course is a 141 approved course available to private or higher rated pilots.

In some cases previous knowledge and experience can be credited toward the course curriculum requirements per FAR 141.77 (c).

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Hold a private or higher pilot certificate in another category
(Must have a current BFR)
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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20 hours minimum flight training
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15 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by FAA Designated Examiner
Privledges
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Recreational
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Hobby
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Personal Business
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May take passengers
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Required to pursue a Commercial Certificate
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May not receive compensation
Private Add On Robinson R-22
141 Course
Per Hour Total
20 Hours Dual $365 $7,300
15 Hours Ground $60 $900
Books and Materials $100
FAA Examiner's Fee   $800
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $9,250
**NOTE: These costs are based on FAA MINIMUM time required.  Our company average is 35 hours for the private add on. You should budget an extra $5000.00 above the minimum requirements.
Instrument Rating
This course is a 141 approved course with examining authority available to private rated pilots.

In some cases previous knowledge and experience can be credited toward the course curriculum requirements per FAR 141.77 (c).

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Hold at least a Private Pilot Certificate
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Pass FAA Written Exam
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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35 hours minimum flight training
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30 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by the Chief Instructor
Privledges
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File and fly in instrument conditions
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Required to pursue an Instrument Flight Instructor Certificate
Intrument Robinson R22
141 with Examining Authority
Per Hour Total
21 Hours Dual $380 $7,980
14 Hours Simulator $150 $2,100
30 Hours Ground $60 $1,800
FAA Written Exam   $175
End of Course Test   $500
Books and Materials   $175
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $12,880
IFR Add On
This course is a 141 approved course with examining authority available to private rated pilots.

In some cases previous knowledge and experience can be credited toward the course curriculum requirements per FAR 141.77 (c).

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Hold at least a Private Pilot Certificate with Instrument Rating
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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15 hours minimum flight training
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20 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by the Chief Instructor
Privledges
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File and fly in instrument conditions
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Required to pursue an Instrument Flight Instructor Certificate
Intrument Add On Robinson R22
141 with Examining Authority
Per Hour Total
9 Hours Dual $380 $3,420
6 Hours Simulator $150 $900
20 Hours Ground $60 $1200
End of Course Test   $500
Books and Materials   $175
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $6,345
Commercial Pilot
This course is a 141 approved course with examining authority available to private rated pilots.

In some cases previous knowledge and experience can be credited toward the course curriculum requirements per FAR 141.77 (c).

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must be at least 18 years of age
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Hold at least a Private Pilot Certificate
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Pass FAA Written Exam
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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115 hours minimum flight training
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35 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by the Chief Instructor
Privledges
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May receive compensaton
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May take passengers for hire
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Required to pursue a Flight Instructor Certificate
Commercial Robinson R22
141 with Examining Authority
Per Hour Total
92 Hours Dual $365 $33,580
23 Hours Simulator $150 $3,450
35 Hours Ground $60 $2,100
FAA Written Exam   $175
End of Course Test   $500
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $39,955
CPL Add On
This course is a 141 approved course available to commercial or higher rated pilots.

In some cases previous knowledge and experience can be credited toward the course curriculum requirements per FAR 141.77 (c).

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must hold at least a Commercial Certificate in another category
(Must have a current BFR)
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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30 hours minimum flight training
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20 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by the Chief Instructor
Privledges
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May receive compensaton
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May take passengers for hire
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Required to pursue a Flight Instructor Certificate
Commercial Add On Robinson R-22
141 with Examining Authority
Per Hour Total
25 Hours Dual $365 $9,125
5 Hours Simulator $150 $750
20 Hours Ground $60 $1200
End of Course Test   $500
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $11,725
Airline Transport Pilot
This course is a 141 approved course with available to commercial rated pilots holding an instrument rating.

In some cases previous knowledge and experience can be credited toward the course curriculum requirements per FAR 141.77 (c).

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must be at least 23 years of age
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Be of good moral character
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Hold at least a Commercial Pilot Certificate
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Hold an instrument rating
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1200 hours total time as a pilot
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500 hours of cross-country time
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100 hours of night flight time, of which 15 hours are in helicopters
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200 hours of flight time in helicotpers, including at least 75 hours as PIC
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75 hours of IFR flight time in actual or simulated IFR conditions
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50 hours of which are obtained in flight and at least 25 hours in a helicopter as PIC
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Pass FAA Written Exam
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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25 hours minimum flight training
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35 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by an FAA Designated Examiner
Privledges
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May receive compensaton
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May take passengers for hire
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May exercise instrument privledges in a helicopter
ATP Robinson R22
141 Course
Per Hour Total
10 Hours Dual VFR $365 $3,650
9 Hours Dual IFR $380 $3,420
6 Hours Simulator $150 $900
40 Hours Ground $60 $2,400
FAA Written Exam   $175
FAA Examiner Fee   $1,100
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $11,795
ATP Add On
This course is a 141 approved course for those who already hold an ATP certificate.

You may take this course and your ATP check ride without any previous helicopter experience however if you have no previous helicopter experience or ratings you should plan on an additional amount of flight and ground time of approximately 25 hours flight and 20 hours ground which is an additional $9175.00 in cost.

The advantage is you are essentially combining the cost of the Commercial and Instrument add on and only taking one check ride.
Requirements
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Hold ATP Pilot Certificate in another category(Must have a current BFR)
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Pass FAA Written Exam
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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25 hours minimum flight training
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25 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by FAA Designated Examiner
Privledges
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May receive compensaton
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May take passengers for hire
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May exercise Instrument privledges in a helicopter
ATP Add On Robinson R22
141 Course
Per Hour Total
10 Hours Dual VFR $365 $3,650
9 Hours Dual IFR $380 $3,420
6 Hours Simulator $150 $900
25 Hours Ground $60 $1,500
FAA Written Exam   $175
FAA Examiners fee   $1,100
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $10,895
Note: Graduates of this course are considered to to have met the minimum flight experience of FAR 61.161 in accordance with FAR 61.71.
Flight Instructor
This course is a 141 approved course available to commercial rated pilots

In some cases previous knowledge and experience can be credited toward the course curriculum requirements per FAR 141.77 (c).

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Hold at least a Commercial Pilot Certificate
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Pass Two FAA Written Exam
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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25 hours minimum flight training
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40 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by FAA Designated Examiner
Privledges
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May receive compensaton
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May provide instruction
CFI Robinson R22
141 Course
Per Hour Total
25 Hours Dual VFR $365 $9,125
40 Hours Ground $60 $2,400
Books and Materials   $100
FAA Written Exams (2)   $350
FAA Examiner Fee   $1,100
SFAR Examiners Fee*   $250
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $13,475
*Examiner SFAR endorsement is required if you intend to provide flight instruction in the Robinson Aircraft.
Instrument Instructor
This course is a 141 approved course for those who already hold a commercial or higher certifcate with an instrument rating in helicopters.

The CFII may be obtained prior to the Flight Instructor Helicopter rating.

In some cases previous knowledge and experience can be credited toward the course curriculum requirements per FAR 141.77 (c).

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Hold a CPL or higher Certificate with Rotorcraft Catageory and IFR Rating
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Pass FAA Written Exam
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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15 hours minimum flight training
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28.5 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by an FAA designated examiner
Privledges
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May receive compensaton
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May provide instrument instruction in a helicopter
CFII Robinson R22
141 Course
Per Hour Total
15 Hours Dual IFR $380 $5,700
28.5 Hours Ground $60 $1,710
Books and Materials   $100
FAA Written Exam*   $175
FAA Examiners fee   $950
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $8,785
* The course cost assumes the applicant has completed both the Fundamentals of Instruction and the Flight Instructor Helicopter knowledge examinations
Turbine Transition
This course is a 141 approved course available to any rated pilots

In some cases previous knowledge and experience can be credited toward the course curriculum requirements per FAR 141.77 (c).

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Hold Pilot Certificate
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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5 hours minimum flight training
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10 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by Chief Instructor
Privledges
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May satisify insurance annual training requirements
Turbine Transition Bell 206
141 Course
Per Hour Total
5 Hours Dual VFR $1,400 $7,000
10 Hours Ground $100 $1000
Books and Materials   $175
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $8,325
This Course is Insurance Underwriter approved for Initial and recurrent training in the Bell 206 by the following Underwriters:
Turbine Recurrent
This course is available for those who already hold a pilot certifcate rated in helicopters.

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Hold a pilot Certificate with Rotorcraft Catageory Rating
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
Privledges
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May satisify insurance annual training requirements
Recurrent Bell 206
61 Course
Per Hour  
As needed flight $1,400  
As needed ground $100  
Enrollment Fee $150  
     


NVG Inital
This course is a 141 approved course available to any rated pilots who is a US citizen.

Initial training required for personnel who do not have a previous night vision goggle qualification. Training is comprised of a minimum of 8 hours of ground school training and 6 hours of flight training. FAR 61.31(k)(1)(2)  endorsement provided upon successful completion.

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Must be a US Citizen
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Hold a Pilot Certificate
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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6 hours minimum flight training
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8 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by Chief Instructor
Privledges
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May operate as pilot in command while utilizing night vision goggles.
NVG Inital Robinson R44
141 Course
Per Hour Total
6 Hours Dual NVG $800 $4,800
8 Hours Ground $60 $480
Books and Materials   $590
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $6,020
NVG Inital Bell 206
141 Course
Per Hour Total
6 Hours Dual NVG $1,600 $9,600
8 Hours Ground $60 $480
Books and Materials   $590
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $10,820
NVG Recurrent
This course is available for those who already hold a pilot certifcate rated in helicopters and NVG qualified.

Annual training required for personnel who should continue to serve in the same duty position during night vision goggle operations and also for those who have exceeded 120 days since their last NVG flight.

FAR 61.57(g) requirements met upon successful completion.

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Must be a US citizen
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Hold a pilot Certificate with Rotorcraft Catageory Rating and NVG PIC qualified
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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2.5 hours NVG flight training
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4 hours ground training
Privledges
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May satisify insurance annual training requirements
NVG Recurrent R44
141 Course
Per Hour Total
2.5 Hours Dual NVG $800 $2,000
4 Hours Ground $60 $240
Books and Materials   $590
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $2,980
NVG Recurrent Bell 206
141 Course
Per Hour Total
2.5 Hours Dual NVG $1,600 $4,000
4 Hours Ground $60 $240
Books and Materials   $590
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $4,980
NVG Instructor
This course is a 141 approved course available to any rated pilots who is a US citizen and have an NVG PIC endorsement.

Training is comprised of a minimum of 4 hours of ground school training and 3 hours of flight training. Successfully completing this course will result in an endorsement under 61.195(k)(7) to provide NVG instruction. FAR 61.195(k)(7) endorsement provided upon successful completion.

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Must be a US Citizen
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Must Hold a Flight Instructor  Certificate with Rotorcraft Catageory rating
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NVG PIC endorsement
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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3 hours minimum flight training
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4 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by Chief Instructor
Privledges
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May provide flight instruction on the use of night vision goggles.
NVG CFI Robinson R44
141 Course
Per Hour Total
3 Hours Dual NVG $800 $2,400
4 Hours Ground $60 $240
Books and Materials   $590
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $3,380
NVG CFI Bell 206
141 Course
Per Hour Total
3 Hours Dual NVG $1,600 $4,800
4 Hours Ground $60 $240
Books and Materials   $590
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $5,780
External Load
This course is a 141 approved course available to any rated pilots .

Learn the challenges of vertical reference flight with external loads and long lines from 30 ft to 100 ft. This course is taught in our Robinson R44. Bell 206 available at additional cost.

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Hold a Pilot Certificate
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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15 hours minimum flight training
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10 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass oral/practical test conducted by Chief Instructor
Privledges
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May be endorsed under FAR 133
VRLL Robinson R44
141 Course
Per Hour Total
15 Hours Dual VRLL $800 $12,000
10 Hours Ground $60 $600
Books and Materials   $600
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $13,350
VRLL Bell 206
141 Course
Per Hour Total
15 Hours Dual VRLL $1,600 $24,000
10 Hours Ground $60 $600
Books and Materials   $600
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $25,350
Career Pilot Programs
Many students plan to continue training and become helicopter industry professionals. By combining several of the courses offered, we can offer a comprehensive training package to our career minded clients.

As an entry-level helicopter pilot, flight instruction is often the first step on the career path. The FAA requires 200 hours of helicopter flight time in order to instruct in a Robinson R22/R44. Since approximately 75 - 80% of the flight training facilities in the U.S. operate the Robinson R22 / R44 as entry-level training aircraft, meeting the requirements to work in this model of aircraft would give an individual the greatest potential for employment.

Palm Beach Helicopters offers four career plans:
Pro Pilot
Pro Pilot Plus
Pro Pilot Supreme
Pro Pilot Elite
Pro Pilot
This course is available for anyone wanting to pursue a career as a commercial helicopter pilot.

This course combines the private, Instrument and Commercial rating. A commercial rating allows you to legally work as a pilot however there are very few opportunities for employment at this level.

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must be at least 18 years of age upon completion
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Hold at least a Student Pilot Certificate
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Pass  three FAA Written Exams
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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124.5 hours minimum flight training
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30.5 hours minimum simulator training
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141 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass three oral/practical tests conducted by the Chief Instructor
Privledges
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May receive compensaton
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May take passengers for hire
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Required to pursue a Flight Instructor Certificate
Pro Pilot R22
141 Course
Per Hour Total
74.5 Hours Dual VFR $365 $27192.50
35 Hours Dual IFR $380 $13,300
30.5 Hours Simulator $150 $4575
15 hours Solo $305 $4575
141 Hours Ground $60 $8,460
3 FAA Written Exams $175 $525
3 End of Course Test $500 $1,500
Books and Materials   $444
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $57,621.50
Pro Pilot Plus
This course is a 141 approved course available to any one .

This course will enable the entry-level helicopter pilot the minimum requirements to obtain a flight instructor position in a Robinson R22 helicopter and meet the requirements of FAA SFAR 73.

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must be at least 18 years of age upon completion
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Hold at least a Student Pilot Certificate
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Pass six FAA Written Exams
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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202.5 hours minimum flight training
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221.5 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass three oral/practical tests conducted by the Chief Instructor
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Pass two oral/practical test conducted by FAA Designated Examiner
Privledges
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Meets SFAR 73 requirement to instruct in Robinson R22
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May provide instrument instruction in helicopters
Pro Pilot Plus R22
141 Course
Per Hour Total
137.5 Hours Dual VFR $365 $450,187.50
50 Hours Dual IFR $380 $19,000
15 hours Solo $305 $4,575
221.5 Hours Ground $60 $13,290
6 FAA Written Exams $175 $1,050
3 End of Course Test $500 $1,500
2 FAA Examiner Fees   $1,950
SFAR 73  Endorsement   $250
Books and Materials   $644
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $92,596.50
Pro Pilot Supreme
This course is a 141 approved course available to any one .

This course will enable the entry-level helicopter pilot the minimum requirements to obtain a flight instructor position in a Robinson R22 and R44 helicopter and meet the requirements of FAA SFAR 73.


Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must be at least 18 years of age upon completion
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Must read, speak, and understand English
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Hold at least a Student Pilot Certificate
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Pass six FAA Written Exams
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Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
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203 hours minimum flight training
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221.5 hours minimum of ground training
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Pass three oral/practical tests conducted by the Chief Instructor
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Pass two oral/practical test conducted by FAA Designated Examiner
Privledges
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Meets SFAR 73 requirement to instruct in Robinson R22 and R44
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May provide instrument instruction in helicopters
Pro Pilot Supreme R22/R44
141 Course
Per Hour Total
126 Hours Dual VFR R22 $365 $45,990
35 Hours Dual IFR R22 $380 $13,300
15 hours Solo R22 $305 $4,575
10 Hours Dual VFR R44 $595 $5,950
15 Hours Dual IFR R44 $605 $9,075
2 Hours Solo R44 $535 $1,070
221.5 Hours Ground $60 $13,290
6 FAA Written Exams $175 $1,050
3 End of Course Test $500 $1,500
2 FAA Examiner Fees   $1,950
2 SFAR 73  Endorsements   $500
Books and Materials   $644
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $98,894
Pro Pilot Elite
This course is a 141 approved course available to any one .

This course will enable the entry-level helicopter pilot the minimum requirements to obtain a flight instructor position in a Robinson R22 and Robinson R44 helicopter and meet the requirements of FAA SFAR 73. This course also includes NVG Initial and Vertical Reference Long Line courses in the R44.

Students who wish to train under FAR part 61 can be provided a custom quote for a program based on their previous knowledge and experience.
Requirements
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Must be at least 18 years of age upon completion
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Must read, speak, and understand English
•
Hold at least a Student Pilot Certificate
•
Pass six FAA Written Exams
•
Basic Med or FAA 3rd Class Medical
•
202.5 hours minimum flight training
•
242.5 hours minimum of ground training
•
Pass three oral/practical tests conducted by the Chief Instructor
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Pass two oral/practical test conducted by FAA Designated Examiner
Privledges
•
Meets SFAR 73 requirement to instruct in Robinson R22 and R44
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May provide instrument instruction in helicopters
Pro Pilot Elite R22/R44
141 Course
Per Hour Total
112 Hours Dual VFR R22 $365 $40,880
50 Hours Dual IFR R22 $380 $19,000
15 hours Solo R22 $305 $4,575
2 Hours Dual VFR R44 $595 $1,190
8 Hours Dual NVG R44 $800 $6,400
15 Hours Dual VRLL R44 $800 12,000
2 Hours Solo R44 $535 $1,070
242.5 Hours Ground $60 $14,550
6 FAA Written Exams $175 $1,050
3 End of Course Test $500 $1,500
2 FAA Examiner Fees   $1,950
2 SFAR 73  Endorsements   $500
Books and Materials   $1,644
Enrollment Fee   $150
Total   $106,459
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