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Become a Pilot!

Your story starts here

Flight is an exercise in ebb and flow; sky and land, fore and aft, climbs and descents. The
same can be said of flight training as well. It is an inspiring process that will encourage you
to bring together unexpected aspects of your personality and skill, challenging you to do what you never thought you could before.


As you embark on your flight training journey, you probably have your own perspective on becoming a pilot.  Maybe you can’t hear a helicopter fly by without looking up and wondering what it would be like to take the controls. Maybe you’re curious about the process of earning your pilot certificate (often referred to as your “pilot license”), but you don’t know what it entails. Regardless of your reasons for exploring the world of general aviation, you’ve found your way here.

Now it’s time to start taking action. Make the most of your flight training experience, from
setting a budget to choosing a flight instructor, and help you turn your dreams into reality. 

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Flight training will enhance your life in
countless ways. You’ll learn to balance
technical training with the freedom of
flying towards an endless horizon.
You’ll adapt to new ways of speaking,
navigating, and calculating your
position. What initially feels like a
complex process will slowly become
second nature, and you will always
have a great story to tell. 

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Pilot License Requirements

Becoming a Pilot

Descriptions of license requirements as stated by Federal Aviation Regulations minimums Book now Hollywoodhelicopters@outlook.com Or Call (754) 230-0753

Student Pilot

 

Part 61 Helicopter flight training provides flight instructors with more flexibility to adjust your training program as necessary for you.

This approach is generally more realistic for people with jobs, families and other time commitments.

All students are required to pass the same FAA practical test standards.

Must be at least 16 years of age

Must be able to read, speak, write, and understand the English language.

Pricing varies – because every student’s needs and costs are unique. 

Private Pilot R44

As the foundation of your flight training, this certification allows you to fly helicopters for recreation and is required to begin your  Commercial Pilot Certificate training.    

Must be at least 17 year of age.

Hold a current student pilot certificate log       40 hours of flight time to include:

20 hours of training

10 hours of solo flight time

 3 hours of night flight

 3 hours cross country flight

Pass a written aeronautical knowledge test

Pass a practical test on the areas of operation

Commercial Pilot R44

This certification is a requirement you need to fly people or property for compensation or hire.

Prerequisite: FAA Private Pilot Helicopter License

Must have log at least 150 hours flight time as a pilot in command.

100 hours as pilot in command to include:

35 hours in helicopters

20 hours of training

10 hours of cross county flights in helicopters

10 hours of solo flight time

 5 hours of night flight

 5 hours of instrument flight

Pass a written aeronautical knowledge test

Pass a practical test

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. You should budget extra time above the minimum if needed.

More Training Options

Flight Reviews-Ground Training-Demo Flights

Flight Reviews

Designed for pilots whom currently or have previously flown various types of aircraft and need to review flight characteristics and  emergency procedures. Ground school reviews aircraft systems, limitations and performance. 

A minimum of at least 1 hour fight review

A minimum of at least 1 hour ground review

SFAR 73 for R22 and R44

Ground Lessons per hour

Emergency Procedures and Maneuvers flight training. We have professional instructors that provide one-on-one training to teach you to be safe and well prepared for the rating you are seeking.

SFAR 73 Training

Federal Aviation Regulations

Aerodynamics and principals of flight

Critical weather 

Emergency Procedures and Maneuvers

Weight and Balance

Performance Charts

Aeronautical Charts

Navigation

Principals and Functions of aircraft systems

Airspace

Airport Operations

and more

Demonstration Flight

Demonstration flights are available on request for those out there who want to know what it’s like to fly but are not fully committed to the career path. Demos are a great way to get a feel for the sky and see if this is the right choice for you.

for more info please call 754-230-0753 or E-mail to Hollywoodhelicopters@outlook.com

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