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Helicopter Pilot Training

 

Author: Thomas Morva

When one talks of flying in any context, one of the most interesting aircraft to fly is the helicopter. Unlike other aircraft, a helicopter is smaller, powerful, and has excellent maneuverability; and the pilots have to be highly skilled in flying it. They must possess quick reflexes and must be able to make on-the spot-decisions. They must be able to handle the sensation of flying on every axis. Since this is a small, light craft, it has the unique ability of being able to perform a multi-faceted role, from just ferrying passengers to military missions in totally inaccessible areas such as forests and mountains to rescuing people in the ocean, to flying traffic reporters over a busy metropolis for an accurate account of the traffic situation, fire-fighting, etc. The roles are countless in number and invaluable as a service.

It is advisable to start with a flight medical examination that has to clear you for flying. It means good vision and no physical handicaps.

The training differs for people who hold no pilot ratings or a licensein other words, those who have never flown before and those who hold some license or rating as a pilot.

For first timers, twenty hours of flying instruction and then twenty hours of practice flying solo is required. This is followed by a written test that, once passed, then qualifies you for a check ride. The check ride is done under the supervision of someone from the aviation authority, who puts the pilot through a combined oral and practical exam.

Once qualified for a private helicopter license, one can move on to acquiring the commercial license.

As with all flying education, helicopter training is also expensive, anything upward of $10,000 should be considered at the outset. Though once you start flying, you very easily make up the amount spent on training. The armed forces provide a career option that includes flying all types of aircraft. If you have an aptitude for flying, then this can be a career option for you. A four-year degree is mandatory for enrollment, and you should be open to working anytime and anyplace.

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Thomas Morva is a reputed author. Thomas likes to write articles about this subject.
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