Commercial Pilot

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Commercial Helicopter Training Course

Our commercial helicopter training course at Helicopter Pro is a must for those wishing to turn their flight training into a career and receive payment for their flying. Commercial training and hour building can be completed economically in the R22 with R44 training incorporated where appropriate.

HELICOPTER PRO ACCELERATED INSTRUMENT PROGRAM

A focused, structured path to becoming a capable instrument pilot without dragging training out unnecessarily.

TH-100 procedures, scan, and workload training
R44 for actual aircraft handling, navigation, and approaches
Icarus Smart View Limiting Device for efficient exposure to the limits of IFR conditions
Structured syllabus for proficiency progression
Accelerated option for students who want to train intensively and finish quickly — in as little as 15 days!
Air conditioning in the R44 will keep your head cool and make your training smooth year-round

Aeronautical Experience for the Commercial Helicopter Pilot Rating

The following items are a summary of the aeronautical experience requirements listed in 14 CFR Part 61.129 for obtaining a commercial helicopter pilot license:

At least 150 hours of total flight time.
At least 100 hours of total flight time in powered aircraft.
At least 50 hours in helicopters.
At least 100 hours of pilot in command time.
At least 35 hours of pilot in command time in a helicopter.
At least 10 hours of pilot-in-command in cross-country flight in a helicopter.
At least 20 hours of flight training.
At least 10 hours of solo flight time.

Helicopter Pro instructors will help you accomplish specific flight requirements to complete, such as cross-country, night flights, and more.

Common Commercial Pilot Rating Questions

At Helicopter Pro, our instructors are dedicated to helping you reach your commercial pilot dreams. From cross-country flights to night flights, our instructors will work with you every step of the way to ensure safe operations and FAA protocols are followed. Below are some common questions we receive about this course. If you still have questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Our qualified instructors would be happy to answer any further questions you may have.