The PPL(H) is the foundation for all your future flying, whether that be recreational, private ownership or commercial purposes. It is the basic qualification that all helicopter pilots achieve first and it opens up the world of helicopter flying to you.
DurationThe PPL(H) is the foundation for all your future flying, whether that be recreational, private ownership or commercial purposes. It is the basic qualification that all helicopter pilots achieve first and it opens up the world of helicopter flying to you. The PPL(H) is a qualification recognised in most countries throughout the world and allows you to take anyone flying with you as long as you are not getting paid for it.
Training begins ensuring you can safely perform all the basic flight manoeuvres and procedures. You will learn and practice take offs, landings, circuits, and radio work whilst building your confidence to your first solo flight. Between solo flights you will fly with your instructor who will introduce you to the advanced manoeuvres and the principles of cross-country navigation – flying from one airfield to another. You will conduct some solo cross country navigation exercises and then in the final stages your instructor assists in refining your skills in preparation for the practical examination.
There is no minimum or maximum age, but you must be 16 before going solo and 17 before you can apply for your licence.
As part of the ICE.co.uk Group, a company with almost two decades of experience operating in the London leisure market, we are delighted to offer our Cabri G2, R44, R66 & MD520N helicopters at our Elstree base for training and hire, conveniently located for those in London, Essex and Hertfordshire.
Our mission is to be leaders in the UK helicopter flight training sector, and with our experience flying several types of helicopters for a number of operators around the world, we not only plan to teach you how to fly, but give you individualised guidance to satisfy your own ambitions.
The LAPL licence is only valid within the United Kingdom, however permission may be sought from the officials of the destination country to fly abroad. This licence can be obtained by anyone who is fit enough to drive a car.
Instructors at the Pilot Centre are experienced, keen and dedicated to passing on their skills and knowledge to everyone who is interested in flying, aiming to make the learning as enjoyable as possible.
The Private Pilot Licence is a minimum 45 hour course. Of which 10 hours minimum will be solo. It has to include 9 theory exams and a qualifying cross country of 156 nautical miles, then followed by a skills test (conducted in house).
This will provide you with access to the freedom of the skies to see things from another perspective. As an Internationally recognised licence, some states such as the USA will allow you to gain their licence, with the completion of the relevant paperwork.
In this Fear Of Flying Course you will spend time in a Boeing 737 Full Motion Flight Simulator while you learn about flight and experience it in complete safety in an effort to overcome any anxiety.
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