Flight Instructor Rating

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Certified Flight Instructor - CFI

 

The Flight Instructor Rating allows you to teach others to fly.  You will endorse students to go solo, to take the knowledge test and, ultimately, to take the practical test for a certificate or rating.  As a CFI, you are recognized by the FAA and the industry as a true professional who has the knowledge, experience, and dedication to help develop the next generation of helicopter pilots.

Most professional pilots have gained valuable experience during their time as instructors; and in this industry, it is one of the most common ways for relatively low-time pilots to build hours toward their careers.  Some CFI's enjoy the job so much that they make a career out of teaching.

An applicant for a CFI - Helicopter rating must be a commercial helicopter pilot. No instrument rating is required.

 

Course Cost:

Hours Price Total
Schweizer 300c rental
 10 $290 $2,900
Dual Flight Instruction 10 $45 $450
Ground Instruction
 30 $35 $1,050
FAA Written Test $100
$100
Books and Supplies
 $100 $100
FAA Examiner Fee
 $750 $750
TOTAL COST
 $5350

 

PLEASE NOTE:

Our prices are subject to change without prior notice. The CFI course is structured and based on the average number of hours a typical student might finish the course since there are no minimum requirements for the CFI rating.  It is not guaranteed you will complete the training in the average number of hours.

Again, there are no minimum hours required by the FAA for the CFI. Above are the average hours a typical student may need to finish the course.

The above rating can also be obtained in the R-44 at $440 an hour plus dual Instruction. If you have a fixed wing certificate already, you can obtain this rating as a category Add-On. Each rating for an Add-On will be at a reduced cost because the hour requirements are less than initial ratings.

Call now to get more information 1-303-466-HELI , download a brochure or email us

 

Certified Flight Instructor - CFII

 


The CFII Course will give you practical experience teaching ground and flight lessons relating specifically to the IFR environment.  Upon completion of this you will be able to teach students how to fly in simulated Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC) and sign them off to take the practical test for their Instrument Rating.


Airplane Pilots are eligible to add Rotorcraft ratings to their existing certificates.  They are not required to take an additional knowledge test for the rating they want to obtain.  The add-on rating costs less than an initial rating due to a reduction in the minimum total flight hours and ground school preparation.  Pricing for the Add-On will vary from pilot to pilot due to skill level and time commitment but for a general idea as to the cost, we offer you the following:

 

Course Cost:

Hours Price Total
Schweizer 300c rental
 10 $290 $2,900
Dual Flight Instruction 10 $45 $450
Ground Instruction
 30 $35 $1,050
FAA Written Test $100 $100
Books and Supplies
 $100 $100
FAA Examiner Fee
 $750 $750
TOTAL COST
 $5350

 

PLEASE NOTE:

Our prices are subject to change without prior notice. The CFII course is structured and based on the average number of hours a typical student might finish the course since there are no minimum hours required by the FAA for the CFII rating.  It is not guaranteed you will complete the training in the average number of hours.

Again, there are no minimum hours required by the FAA for the CFII. Above are the average hours a typical student may need to finish the course.

The above rating can also be obtained in the R-44 at $440 an hr plus dual Instruction. If you have a fixed wing certificate already, you can obtain this rating as a category Add-On. Each rating for an Add-On will be at a reduced cost because the hour requirements are less than initial ratings.

Call now to get more information 1-303-466-HELI , download a brochure or email us

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