100 Hour Commercial Helicopter Training
The holder of a Commercial Pilot Helicopter License may act as pilot-in-command or co-pilot for any type of helicopter endorsed on one’s license engaged in providing a commercial air service.
Candidates must be 18 years of age to hold the license and assessed as fit to hold a Category 1 Aviation Medical. We recommend that you have this completed before starting your training.
The full course requires 80 hours of ground school, a successful written examination with Transport Canada, 100 hours of training in helicopters and a successful flight test with and Transport Canada designated examiner. And, yes, we have one on staff....Jean-Marc!
Flying Training
Transport Canada requires a minimum of 100 hours of flight training in helicopters which shall include 35 hours as PIC and 10 hours PIC cross Country and the following:
- 55 hours dual instruction including 5 hours cross country and10 hours instrument training
- 35 hours solo flying, including 10 hours cross country
Helicopter License Training Costs
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