Basic Questions Non U.S. Citizens Flight Training in the United States

21 Sept 2016 · 4 min
3:43

Kenny Keller (creator of Helicopter Airline Ground School) answers a viewer from Italy about training in the U.S. He advises that many international students come to the U.S. because training can be cheaper, gives a rough cost estimate for a commercial helicopter license (roughly $50,000–$100,000, with ~$75,000 a typical midpoint), and states that non-U.S. citizens must enroll in a Part 141 flight school so the school can assist with required paperwork/TSA clearance. He also recommends using the Helicopter Airline Ground School to prepare technically and to improve English.

Questions this video answers

Approximately $50,000 to $100,000 (Keller suggests ~$75,000 as a typical figure).

A Part 141 helicopter flight school (so the school can assist with paperwork and TSA clearances).

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