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Pilot training

We provide pilot training in cooperation with our sister company Heli Czech s.r.o.
We offer basic, advanced and skill improvement including emergency routines and instrument flight procedures
Our instructors are one of the most experienced pilots with military and commercial backgrounds.
Basic training is conducted on very common and well known helicopters R22 or R44 famous for their simplicity and reliability.
These helicopters are tested and used all around the world. They provide maximum safety in air and on ground. Mainly thanks to the high placed main rotor which doesn’t jeopardize people on the ground and gives great possibilities to shift balance on parallel axis which practically means they can handle difference in weight on seats. Controls are simple, easy to handle and practical. During the flight all controls are responsive without a delay or unnecessary resistance including rudder pedals which control tail rotor; the most simple and effective means to counteract torque effect created by main rotor. That means it is ideal for flying in extreme conditions because it doesn’t drain power, that is needed for safe flight, from main rotor.

1) How to start with helicopters

First step is to get PPL H – private pilot licence, which allows use of a helicopter for non-commercial use.
If You are starting from the very beginning you must fly minimum of 45 flight hours and 1,5 hour with examiner during the final exam. 10% of your previous flight hours can be included, but only up to a maximum of 6 flight hours.


Ground training
100 hours of theory includes lectures and home assignments to prepare you perfectly for the exams. Flying lessons and ground training take place at the same time for deeper understanding. It also means you will save time and money.


Course includes preparation for these test subjects:

You will take your final exam after Civil Aviation Authority exam and flight exam.
If you are interested please contact us for more information.

2) Helicopter Models

We provide training for these helicopter models:

3) Night flight qualification

Prerequisites for entering night flight course module with VFR Night qualification
Minimum age: 17 years old
Education: completed Primary school
Qualification: valid PPL (H), 100 flight hours as a pilot after receiving PPL (H), including minimum of 60 hours as PIC and 20 cross-country flights
Medical requirements: valid Part-med class II. Medical certificate
Theoretical knowledge training: 5 hours of ground preparation
Course must be finished within 6 months


Language: sufficient knowledge of Czech or English

4) CPL (H)

CPL (H) allows pilots to fly commercially.
Prerequisites for entering CPL (H):
Minimum age: 18 years old
Education: completed Primary school
Valid PPL (H) licence
Valid Všeobecného osvědčení radiotelefonisty accreditation
Flying experience:
a) 155 flight hours as a helicopter pilot, including 50 hours as PIC with 10 hours cross-country
b) 105 flight hours as a helicopter pilot, including 50 hours as PIC with 10 hours cross-country with CPL (A)
c) 135 flight hours as a helicopter pilot, including 50 hours as PIC with 10 hours cross-country with PPL (A)
Medical requirements: valid Part-med class I. Medical certificate
Theoretical knowledge training: to start training you must complete CPL (H)/ATPL (H) course accredited with ATO. Students will be required to present theoretical knowledge certificates in CPL (H)/ATPL (H)

5) FI (H)

This qualification allows you to be a helicopter instructor teaching both theoretical knowledge classes and flying lessons.

Prerequisites for entering FI (H) course:
Minimum age: 18 years old
Education: completed Primary school
Previous experience:
Completed all exams for CPL (H) required by Civil aviation Authority Czech Republic
Minimum of 250 flight hours in helicopters including:
a) 100 flight hours as PIC with ATPL (H) or CPL (H)
b) 200 flight hours as PIC with PPL (H)
c) 10 hours of instrument flight in helicopter with ATO or TRTO- maximum of 5 of those can be FSTD.
d) 20 flight hours as PIC on cross-country flights
e) Valid type or instrumental qualification on which he will learn
f) 15 flight hours on autorotation helicopter on which he will teach and only 7 of those can be on FSTD.
Passing special entry exam with certified FI within 6 months before the course in accordance with Part FCL that will test professional competence. This will decide if applicant is viable for the course
Medical requirements: valid Part-med class II. Medical certificate
Theoretical knowledge course: Course focuses on self-study and teaching abilities during 125 hours.

6) Advanced emergency routines

Course is for owners of PPL (H) with basic training.
Course focuses on: