FAQs

We are prepared to start flight training as soon as you're ready. Our flexible scheduling allows us to accommodate your request promptly. Applicants are required by the TSA to present to the school a valid passport or birth certificate to enroll in flight training courses.

While there's no age restriction to start training, you must be at least 16 years old to fly solo and 17 years old to obtain a private pilot's certificate. You must be 18 years old to obtain a commercial pilot certification or to be a flight instructor.

In cases of unfavorable weather conditions, we prioritize safety and will work diligently to reschedule your flight at a time that suits you best. For flight training students, we will do a ground lesson in lieu of a flight lesson if there's inclement weather.

For block rate training, we require upfront payment. However, we also offer a flexible pay-as-you-go option for individual training sessions.

We provide individualized, one-on-one instruction to ensure each student receives personalized attention throughout their training.

Training frequency is adaptable to your personal schedule. We arrange all sessions by appointment to accommodate your needs. We recommend a minimum of 3 lessons a week.

For detailed pricing information, please consult our comprehensive course guide, which outlines all costs associated with our training programs.

Generally, our helicopter rides have a weight limit of 300 pounds per person. For specific details regarding your situation, please contact our office directly.

We're proud to maintain an impeccable safety record with zero fatalities throughout our entire operational history.

Our helicopters are equipped to handle external loads of up to 800 pounds, depending on the specific aircraft and mission requirements.