The objective of our pilot ground and flight procedures training is to provide the necessary knowledge and proficiency to operate the aircraft in a safe manner in accordance with FAA practical test standards.

Pilots must possess a current U.S. FAA Helicopter Certificate with appropriate ratings or the equivalent licenses issued by a foreign military or regulatory agency.

Classroom instruction: Provides comprehensive coverage of aircraft systems description and operation, operational characteristics, operating limitations and performance planning.

Flight Training Device: Includes normal and emergency procedures with emphasis on caution/warning indications and inadvertent IMC. Also includes FADEC procedures, single engine operation and instrument approaches when applicable.

Flight Training: Provides the customer with demonstration/performance of normal maneuvers and emergency procedures.

Single engine emergency procedures training includes hydraulics-off landings, touchdown autorotations, anti-torque system failures and FADEC procedures when applicable.

Twin engine emergency procedures training includes hydraulics-off landings, power recovery autorotations, anti-torque system failures, single engine operations and FADEC procedures when applicable.