Kenny Keller compares three training helicopters: Robinson, Schweitzer, and Enstrom. They fly the same but differ in size and cost per hour. Pick based on your height and budget, and research schools instead of taking one recommendation at face value.
Hello, Kenny, with Fort Wayne Helicopters. Again. Another tip would be choose the aircraft that's right for you. The main helicopters out there being used is the Robinson, the Schweitzer, the Instrom. They've all got good qualities. Every helicopter has pros and cons to it, but they're all helicopters. So essentially, they all fly the same. Some characteristics are a little bit different, numbers are a little bit different, but they're still all helicopters. Don't let one particular school tell you, oh, you got to fly this helicopter for this exact reason. Look at the different helicopters out there and see what's right for you. If you're a really tall individual, you might want to go into the larger aircraft. If you're a small guy and every hour is what's the most important is the cost, then you're probably going to want to be in the Robinson, Schweitzer's kind of in between. They've all got really good characteristics. They're all great helicopters. Do a little research. It might be worth your time to maybe drive a little farther to be in the aircraft that you should be in versus the one that's just closest. Spend a little time researching the different aircraft and pick which aircraft's right for you. Thanks for stopping by, and we'll see you on the next one. It.
