Helicopter Training
Type Ratings (H)
Course Description
The type rating course includes all flight training and theoretical knowledge required, for a helicopter license holder to fly safely and efficiently a new type of aircraft.
Experienced instructors will guide the trainee through normal and emergency procedures, as well as in-depth understanding of aircraft systems.
Duration
The duration for a full course is five to seven days, however it can be reduced up to three days for pilots already holding similar type ratings, or upon applicant’s request.
Pre-entry requirements
- PPL(H) or CPL(H) or ATPL(H)
- Medical Class 1 or 2 (depending on licence held)
Course Structure
- ACH135 T3 – (9 Hours Flight Training, 1 hour skill test, 56 hours of in-house Ground School)
- A109 – (8 Hours Flight Training, 1 hour skill test, 40 hours of in-house Ground School)
- Bell 407 – (5 Flight Hours, 1 hour skill test,20 hours Ground school)
- EC120B – (5 Flight Hours, 1 hour skill test, 20 hours Ground school)
- R22 – (5 Flight Hours, 1 hour skill test, 20 hours Ground school)
- R44 – (5 Flight Hours, 1 hour skill test, 20 hours Ground school)
- R66 – (5 Flight Hours, 1 hour skill test, 20 hours Ground school)
Note: The training requirements and prices listed above are estimated for a full course. According to EASA regulations, the hours required for a type rating course depend on the applicant’s current types on his/her license. During your enquiry for the course, please provide your license details and credit may be given towards flight and theoretical training based on candidates experience.
Included in the course
- Flight training according to specific type requirements
- In-house ground school training>
- Aircraft Pilot’s Operating Handbook
Additional Costs
- Accommodation
- Skill test examiner’s fee
- License holder’s civil aviation authority’s fees (if applicable)
