Part 141 Courses
- Private Pilot Certification
- Instrument Rating Certification
- Instrument Rating Certification (R-44 Trainer)
- Additional Instrument Rating
- Additional Instrument Rating (R-44 Trainer)
- Private Pilot Add-on Rating
- Commercial Pilot Certification
- Commercial Pilot Certification (R-44 Trainer)
- Additional Commercial Rating
- Additional Commercial Rating (R-44 Trainer)
- Flight Instructor Certification
- Flight Instructor Additional Rating
- Flight Instructor Additional Instrument
- Flight Instructor Additional Instrument (R-44)
Part 141 Private Pilot Certification Course - Rotocraft/Helicopter
Robinson R22 Beta and Beta II
This course includes three stages of training which must be completed consecutively. Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete Stage One within 180 days, and Stages Two and Three within 90 days each for a maximum course total of 360 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Obtain an FAA Third Class Medical Certificate
- Pass an FAA Private Pilot Helicopter Knowledge Test
- Pass an FAA Private Pilot Helicopter Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 35 hours of flight time and 35 hours of ground instruction as per course outline
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 30 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 30 | $220.00 | $6600.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Basic) | 26.5 | $35.00 | $927.50 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 3.5 | $60.00 | $210.00 |
| 5 hours of solo practice | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 5 | $220.00 | $1100.00 |
| 36 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 35 | $45.00 | $1575.00 |
| Course total: $10,412.50 | |||
Note: The above is a guide for the minimum flight hours required by Classic Helicopter’s Part 141 Private Pilot Certification Course. It is very rare that a student achieves the required proficiency in this time perioA total flight time of 50 hours prior to a student obtaining their Private Pilot Certification is not uncommon. Please note that Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Instrument Rating Certification Course - Rotocraft/Helicopter
Robinson R22 Beta II Instrument Trainer
This course includes three stages of training which must be completed consecutively. Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete all three stages within 120 days each for a maximum course total of 360 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Hold a valid Private Pilot Helicopter Certificate
- Hold a current FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must obtain a Second Class)
- Pass an FAA Private Pilot Helicopter Knowledge Test
- Pass an FAA Private Pilot Helicopter Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 40 hours of dual instruction, 35 hours of instrument time, and 30 hours of ground instruction as per course outline
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 40 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 40 | $220.00 | $8800.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced) | 34.5 | $45.00 | $1552.50 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 5.5 | $60.00 | $330.00 |
| 30 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 30 | $45.00 | $1350.00 |
| Course total: $12,032.50 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 10 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 10 | $45.00 | $450.00 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $12,482.50 | |||
Note: Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Instrument Rating Certification Course - R44
Robinson R44 Astro Instrument Trainer
This course includes three stages of training which must be completed consecutively. Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete all three stages within 120 days each for a maximum course total of 360 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Hold a valid Private Pilot Helicopter Certificate
- Hold a current FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must obtain a Second Class)
- Pass an FAA Private Pilot Helicopter Knowledge Test
- Pass an FAA Private Pilot Helicopter Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 25 hours of dual instruction, 35 hours of instrument time, and 30 hours of ground instruction as per course outline
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 25 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 40 | $425.00 | $17,000.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced) | 40 | $45.00 | $1800.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 5.5 | $60.00 | $330.00 |
| 30 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 30 | $45.00 | $1350.00 |
| Course total: $20,480.00 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 10 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 10 | $45.00 | $450.00 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $29,930.00 | |||
Note: Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Instrument Additional Rating Course - Rotocraft/Helicopter
Robinson R22 Beta II Instrument Trainer
Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete both Stage One (both Flight and Ground Instruction) and Stage Two (Ground Instruction only) within 180 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Hold a valid Instrument Rating in a category other than Rotorcraft/Helicopter
- Hold valid Private Pilot Certificate in Rotorcraft/Helicopter as well as a category other than Rotorcraft/Helicopter
- Hold a current FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must obtain a Second Class)
- Pass an FAA Instrument Helicopter Additional Rating Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 17 hours of dual instruction, including 15 hours of instrument time, and 20 hours of ground instruction as per course outline.
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 17 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 17 | $220.00 | $3740.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced) | 15 | $45.00 | $675.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 2 | $60.00 | $120.00 |
| 20 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 20 | $45.00 | $900.00 |
| Course total: $5,435.00 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 4.25 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 4.25 | $45.00 | $191.25 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $5,626.25 | |||
Note: Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Instrument Pilot Additional Rating Course - Rotocraft/Helicopter (R44 Option)
Robinson R44 Astro Instrument Trainer
Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete both Stage One (both Flight and Ground Instruction) and Stage Two (Ground Instruction only) within 180 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Hold a valid Instrument Rating in a category other than Rotorcraft/Helicopter
- Hold valid Private Pilot Certificate in Rotorcraft/Helicopter as well as a category other than Rotorcraft/Helicopter
- Hold a current FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must obtain a Second Class)
- Pass an FAA Instrument Helicopter Additional Rating Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 17 hours of dual instruction, including 15 hours of instrument time, and 20 hours of ground instruction as per course outline.
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 17 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 17 | $425.00 | $7225.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced) | 15 | $45.00 | $675.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 2 | $60.00 | $120.00 |
| 20 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 20 | $45.00 | $900.00 |
| Course total: $8,920.00 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 4.25 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 4.25 | $45.00 | $191.25 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $9,111.25 | |||
Note: Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Instrument Pilot Additional Rating Course - Rotocraft/Helicopter
Robinson R22 Beta and Beta II
Students who hold a Private Pilot Certificate in a category other than Rotorcraft/Helicopter (such as Airplane) may add the Private Helicopter Rating without taking the Private Helicopter Knowledge Test. Please note that SFAR 73-1 requires 20 hours of dual instruction prior to solo practice.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Hold a valid Instrument Rating in a category other than Rotorcraft/Helicopter
- Hold a current FAA Third Class Medical Certificate
- Pass an FAA Private Pilot Helicopter Practical Test
- Obtain 35 hours of flight time and 35 hours of ground instruction as per course outline.
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 30 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 30 | $220.00 | $6600.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced) | 27.5 | $35.00 | $962.50 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 2.5 | $60.00 | $150.00 |
| 5 hours of solo practice | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 5 | $220.00 | $1,100.00 |
| 35 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 35 | $45.00 | $1575.00 |
| Course total: $10,387.50 | |||
Note: The above is a guide for the minimum flight hours required by Federal Aviation Regulations. It is very rare that a student achieves the required proficiency in this time perioA total flight time of 50 hours prior to a student obtaining their Private Pilot Helicopter Add-On Rating is not uncommon. Please note that Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Commercial Pilot Certification Course - Rotocraft/Helicopter
Robinson R22 Beta, Beta II, and Beta II Instrument Trainer
This course includes three stages of training which must be completed consecutively. Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete all three stages within 180 days each for a maximum course total of 540 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Obtain an FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must obtain a Second Class Medical)
- Pass an FAA Commercial Pilot Helicopter Knowledge Test
- Hold a Private Pilot Helicopter Certificate
- Pass an FAA Commercial Pilot Helicopter Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 115 hours of flight time and 30 hours of ground instruction as per course outline
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 35 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 35 | $220.00 | $7700.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Basic) | 24.5 | $35.00 | $875.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced Instrument) | 5 | $45.00 | $225.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 5.5 | $60.00 | $330.00 |
| 10 hours of solo practice | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 10 | $220 | $2200 |
| 70 hours of solo practice | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 70 | $220.00 | $15,400.00 |
| 30 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 30 | $45.00 | $1350.00 |
| Course total: $28,062.50 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 28.75 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 28.75 | $45.00 | $1,293.75 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $29,356.25 | |||
Note: Currently, the FAA requires 100 hours of Pilot-In-Command (PIC) time in powered aircraft in order to achieve Commercial Pilot status. The term "Solo" used above in the Course Outline indicates that the student is the sole occupant of the aircraft, and the term "Solo/PIC" indicates that the student is either the sole occupant or will act as the PIC with an instructor or passenger on boarThe rate for dual instruction applies on Solo/PIC flights when the instructor is on boarPlease note that Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Commercial Pilot Certification Course - Rotocraft/Helicopter (R44 Option)
Robinson R22 Beta, Beta II, and Beta II Instrument Trainer for Dual and Solo Robinson R44 Astro Instrument Trainer for Dual Instrument
This course includes three stages of training which must be completed consecutively. Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete all three stages within 180 days each for a maximum course total of 540 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Obtain an FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must obtain a Second Class Medical)
- Pass an FAA Commercial Pilot Helicopter Knowledge Test
- Hold a Private Pilot Helicopter Certificate
- Pass an FAA Commercial Pilot Helicopter Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 115 hours of flight time and 30 hours of ground instruction as per course outline
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 35 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 30 | $220.00 | $6600.00 |
| Aircraft Rental | 5 | $425.00 | $2125.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Basic) | 24.5 | $35.00 | $875.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced Instrument) | 5 | $45.00 | $225.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 5.5 | $60.00 | $330.00 |
| 10 hours of solo practice | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 10 | $220 | $2200 |
| 70 hours of solo practice/PIC practice | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 70 | $220.00 | $15,400.00 |
| 30 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 30 | $45.00 | $1350.00 |
| Course total: $29,087.50 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 28.75 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 28.75 | $45.00 | $1,293.75 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $30,381.25 | |||
Note: Currently, the FAA requires 100 hours of Pilot-In-Command (PIC) time in powered aircraft in order to achieve Commercial Pilot status. The term "Solo" used above in the Course Outline indicates that the student is the sole occupant of the aircraft, and the term "Solo/PIC" indicates that the student is either the sole occupant or will act as the PIC with an instructor or passenger on boarThe rate for dual instruction applies on Solo/PIC flights when the instructor is on boarPlease note that Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Commercial Pilot Additional Rating Course - Rotocraft/Helicopter
Robinson R22 Beta and Beta II
Students who hold a Commercial Pilot Certificate in a category other than Rotorcraft/Helicopter (such as Airplane) may add the Commercial Helicopter Rating without taking the Private Additional Practical Test and the Commercial Helicopter Knowledge Test. Please note that this course is available only to Commercial pilots who have no previous Rotorcraft/Helicopter experience. This course includes two stages of training which must be completed consecutively. Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete both stages within 180 days each for a maximum course total of 360 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Hold a current FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must obtain a Second Class)
- Hold a valid Commercial Pilot Certificate in a category other than Rotorcraft/Helicopter
- Obtain a minimum of 24 hours of helicopter dual instruction
- Obtain a minimum of 10 hours of helicopter solo practice
- Obtain a minimum of 6 hours of helicopter instrument training
- Pass an FAA Commercial Pilot Helicopter Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 50 hours of flight time and 30 hours of ground instruction as per course outline
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 40 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 40 | $220.00 | $8800.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Basic) | 30.5 | $35.00 | $1067.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced Instrument) | 6 | $45.00 | $270.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 3.5 | $60.00 | $210.00 |
| 10 hours of solo practice | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 10 | $220 | $2200 |
| 30 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 30 | $45.00 | $1350.00 |
| Course total: $13,897.50 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 11.5 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 11.5 | $45.00 | $517.50 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $14,415.00 | |||
Note: The above is a guide for the minimum flight hours required by Federal Aviation Regulations. It is very rare that a student achieves the required proficiency in this time perioA total helicopter flight time of 60 hours prior to a obtaining their Commercial Additional Certification is not uncommon. Please note that Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour ($45 for Instrument Preflight and Postflight), and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Commercial Pilot Additional Rating Course - Rotocraft/Helicopter
Robinson R22 Beta, Beta II, and Beta II Instrument Trainer for Dual and Solo
Robinson R44 Astro Instrument Trainer for Dual Instrument
Students who hold a Commercial Pilot Certificate in a category other than Rotorcraft/Helicopter (such as Airplane) may add the Commercial Helicopter Rating without taking the Private Additional Practical Test and the Commercial Helicopter Knowledge Test. Please note that this course is available only to Commercial pilots who have no previous Rotorcraft/Helicopter experience. This course includes two stages of training which must be completed consecutively. Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete both stages within 180 days each for a maximum course total of 360 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Hold a current FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must obtain a Second Class)
- Hold a valid Commercial Pilot Certificate in a category other than Rotorcraft/Helicopter
- Obtain a minimum of 24 hours of helicopter dual instruction
- Obtain a minimum of 10 hours of helicopter solo practice
- Obtain a minimum of 6 hours of helicopter instrument training
- Pass an FAA Commercial Pilot Helicopter Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 50 hours of flight time and 30 hours of ground instruction as per course outline
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 40 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 34 | $220.00 | $7480.00 |
| Aircraft Rental | 6 | $425.00 | $2550.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Basic) | 30.5 | $35.00 | $1067.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced Instrument) | 6 | $45.00 | $270.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 3.5 | $60.00 | $210.00 |
| 10 hours of solo practice | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 10 | $220 | $2200 |
| 30 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 30 | $45.00 | $1350.00 |
| Course total: $15,127.50 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 11.5 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 11.5 | $45.00 | $517.50 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $15,645.00 | |||
Note: The above is a guide for the minimum flight hours required by Federal Aviation Regulations. It is very rare that a student achieves the required proficiency in this time perioA total helicopter flight time of 60 hours prior to a obtaining their Commercial Additional Certification is not uncommon. Please note that Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour ($45 for Instrument Preflight and Postflight), and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Flight Instructor Certification Course - Rotocraft/Helicopter
Robinson R22 Beta and Beta II
This course includes two stages of training which must be completed consecutively. Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete both stages within 180 days each for a maximum course total of 360 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Hold a valid Commercial Pilot Helicopter Certificate
- Hold a current FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must hold a current FAA Second Class Medical Certificate)
- Pass an FAA Helicopter Flight Instructor Knowledge Test
- Pass an additional FAA Knowledge Test on the Fundamentals of Instruction
- Pass an FAA Helicopter Flight Instructor Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 25 hours of flight time and 40 hours of ground instruction as per course outline
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 25 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 25 | $220.00 | $5500.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced) | 22 | $45.00 | $990.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 3 | $60.00 | $180.00 |
| 40 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 40 | $45.00 | $1800.00 |
| Course total: $8,470.00 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 6.25 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 6.25 | $45.00 | $281.25 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $8,751.25 | |||
Note: Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Flight Instructor Rating Certification Course - Rotocraft/Helicopter
Robinson R22 Beta and Beta II
This course includes two stages of training which must be completed consecutively. Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete both stages within 180 days each for a maximum course total of 360 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Hold at least a valid Commercial Pilot Airplane Single or Multiengine Certificate
- Hold a valid Flight Instructor Certificate appropriate to the Aircraft Class Rating
- Hold a current FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must hold a current FAA Second Class Medical Certificate)
- Have Commercial Rotorcraft/Helicopter privileges
- Pass an FAA Flight Instructor Additional Rating Helicopter Knowledge Test
- Pass an FAA Flight Instructor Additional Rating Helicopter Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 25 hours of dual instruction and 20 hours of ground instruction as per course outline
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 25 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 25 | $220.00 | $5500.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced) | 22 | $45.00 | $990.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 3 | $60.00 | $180.00 |
| 40 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 20 | $45.00 | $900.00 |
| Course total: $7,570.00 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 6.25 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 6.25 | $45.00 | $281.25 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $7,851.25 | |||
Note: This course is designed for those who hold a current Flight Instructor with Airplane Single Engine or Multiengine Certificate and Commercial Rotorcraft/Helicopter privileges. Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Flight Instructor Addition Rating Certification Course -Instrument Helicopter
Robinson R22 Beta II Instrument Trainer
This course includes one stage of training. Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete the entire course within 180 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Hold a valid Commercial Pilot Helicopter Certificate
- Hold a current FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must obtain a Second Class)
- Hold a valid Instrument Helicopter Rating
- Hold a valid Flight Instructor Helicopter Certificate
- Pass an FAA Instrument Flight Instructor Knowledge Test
- Pass an FAA Instrument Flight Instructor Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 15 hours of dual instruction and 15 hours of ground instruction as per course outline
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 15 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 15 | $220.00 | $3300.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced) | 13.5 | $45.00 | $607.50 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 1.5 | $60.00 | $90.00 |
| 15 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 15 | $45.00 | $675.00 |
| Course total: $4,672.50 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 3.75 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 3.75 | $45.00 | $168.75 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $4,841.25 | |||
Note: This course is designed for those who hold a current Flight Instructor Helicopter Certificate and Instrument Helicopter Rating. Please note that Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
Part 141 Flight Instructor Rating Certification Course -Instrument Helicopter (R44 Option)
Robinson R44 Astro Instrument Trainer
This course includes one stage of training. Those students coming to the US on a student visa, or those utilizing veterans benefits or the Alaska Student Loan Program must complete the entire course within 180 days.
Minimum Course Requirements:
- Hold a valid Commercial Pilot Helicopter Certificate
- Hold a current FAA Third Class Medical Certificate (VA students must obtain a Second Class)
- Hold a valid Instrument Helicopter Rating
- Hold a valid Flight Instructor Helicopter Certificate
- Pass an FAA Instrument Flight Instructor Knowledge Test
- Pass an FAA Instrument Flight Instructor Practical Test
- Obtain a minimum of 15 hours of dual instruction and 15 hours of ground instruction as per course outline
Course Outline
| Number of Hours | Rate Per Hour | Total Amount | |
| 15 hours of dual instruction | |||
| Aircraft Rental | 15 | $425.00 | $6375.00 |
| Instructor (Flight: Advanced) | 13.5 | $45.00 | $607.50 |
| Instructor (Flight: Stage Check) | 1.5 | $60.00 | $90.00 |
| 15 hours of ground instruction | |||
| Instructor (Ground: Basic) | 15 | $45.00 | $675.00 |
| Course total: $7,747.50 | |||
| (For VA students only) - 3.75 hours of preflight/postflight | |||
| Preflight/Postflight | 3.75 | $45.00 | $168.75 |
| Course total (for VA students only): $7,916.25 | |||
Note: This course is designed for those who hold a current Flight Instructor Helicopter Certificate and Instrument Helicopter Rating. Please note that Preflight and Postflight critiques are billed at $45 per hour, and the number of critique hours needed in this course varies from student to student.
