Qualified helicopter
pilots are in demand for:
- Air Taxi Service
- Agriculture Support
- Air Ambulance/EMS
- Aerial Photography/Surveillance
- Charters & Tours
- Corporate VIP Transport
- Drug Abatement
- Electronic News Gathering
- External Load/Heavy Lifting
- Fire Fighting
- Law Enforcement
- Logging Operations
- Offshore Oil Rig Support
- Search and Rescue
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Commercial Pilot Rotorcraft Helicopter
The commercial helicopter program is not only for pilots who are training for a career
in helicopter aviation, but also for the private owner who wishes to gain proficiency.
Having a Commercial Pilot Certificate allows you to get paid to fly.
So, for the pilot desiring a career in aviation, this is a must!
The decision to become a professional helicopter pilot is currently a very wise one.
The industry is scrambling to locate qualified pilots due to an acute shortage.
This high demand is expected to continue well into the next decade.
FAA Approved Curriculum
Our FAA approved training curriculum offers both Part 61 and Part 141 training.
FAA Minimum Requirements
| 30 Hours of Dual Instruction in R22 | $7,050 | @ $235/hour |
| 80 Hours Solo R22 | $16,000 | @ $200/hour |
| 10 Hours IFR R44 | $4,500 | @ $450/hour |
| 30 Hours Pre & Post Flight & Ground | $1,050 | @ $ 35/hour |
| Aircraft Rental for Check Ride (1.5hrs) | $300 | @ $200/hour |
| FAA Examiners Fee | $500 | Estimated Cost |
| FAA Written Exam | $90 | Estimated Cost |
| Total | $29,490 | Estimated Cost |
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Registration Information
To register for helicopter flight school,
please contact us.
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We offer an accredited program through Central Oregon Community College for students pursuing a degree in Aviation Science.
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