Are You Struggling getting your Helicopter Flight Time?

22 May 2024 · 5 min
5:16

Kenny Keller (HOGS) explains options for helicopter pilots who are struggling to finish ratings or build flight time. He describes using the FAA Airman Certification Standards (ACS) for recent checkrides, current scheduling (May–June largely booked; spots open for July), and time-builder offerings: day trips (e.g., Chicago, Indy, Gross Hill MI), 5- and 10-hour blocks, a 10-hour special that was extended by a student, and a longer 30-hour block reserved by a student. He details an R44 (about 150 hours) kept between checkrides for time-building, checkout/access procedures, instructor support, and promotional terms (no-charge for Keller to accompany for filming). He also promotes HelicopterGround.com (ground school) and the Helicopter Training Blueprint (privateblueprint.com) with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Questions this video answers

574-767-1797

May 22, 2024

Robinson R44 with about 150 hours

May and June are pretty well booked; spots are available for July

5-hour blocks, 10-hour blocks (including a 10-hour special), and a 30-hour block example

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