LEARN TO FLY

Learning to pilot helicopters is both thrilling and challenging, offering a unique sense of freedom. While no formal prerequisites are required, it demands strong motivation and self-discipline. Mastery of both practical skills and theoretical knowledge is essential for becoming a proficient pilot, but the sense of achievement upon earning your license is unmatched. With our comprehensive training program and expert instructors, you'll receive the guidance needed to succeed.

 The RPLH is the first step for those looking to fly helicopters for fun. This licence allows you to fly helicopters within Australia for recreational purposes. The training includes both theoretical and practical components. You'll learn essential topics such as aerodynamics, meteorology, navigation, and air law. The practical side involves a minimum of 30 hours of flight training, where you'll develop skills in handling the helicopter, navigation, emergency procedures, and more. Once qualified, you can fly under visual flight rules (VFR) during daylight hours, but you'll be restricted from carrying passengers or flying for commercial purposes.

 The CPL(H) is designed for those aiming to pursue a career as a professional helicopter pilot. The CPL(H) training program is rigorous, combining in-depth theoretical knowledge with extensive practical flight experience. You'll cover advanced topics like aviation law, flight planning, meteorology, and helicopter systems. The practical training involves a minimum of 105 hours of flight time, focusing on advanced maneuvers, navigation, instrument flying, and emergency procedures. Upon completion, you'll be qualified to fly helicopters commercially, carry passengers, and take on roles in various sectors such as tourism, emergency services, and aerial work.