Yes, many of our students train part time

The theory is comprehensive. There are six exams for PPL and a further six for CPL. These cover Flight Radio, Human Factors, Air Law, Meteorology, Navigation, Aircraft Technical Knowledge and Principle of Flight (Aerodynamics). You definitely don’t need to be a rocket scientist but these exams shouldn’t be under estimated and some application is required.

There no easy way to put it, helicopters aare not cheap to operate. However, the cost does vary a bit depending on your goals, so get in touch with us to find out the latest pricing and the different options available

Job prospects are really good and provide great variety; from agricultural spraying/top-dressing, police, rescue, tourism, conservation, corporate charter, fire-fighting and much more. It takes dedication, sacrifice and patience to gain your first flying job, and it maybe beneficial to visit a number of companies in person. Be prepared to work in a ground based role for a short period while you build a relationship with the company. With a good attitude and work ethic, you will have an exciting and rewarding career. Have a read of our testimonials page to see what some of our past students have been up to