The typical career path of a helicopter pilot is to attend flight

school, obtain a Private Pilot's license, and then a Commercial Pilot's License. At this point, most students obtain a Certified Flight Instructor License. Now it is time to get a job. Often, new pilots try to get a job at the school they just attended, but usually there are few openings. Time to send out resumes! Finally, the new pilot gets an instructor job and works that job for one to three years until they have accumulated 1000 hours of flight time. This pilot is now able to get a non-instructor turbine helicopter job.

OUR PROGRAM at APPLEBEE AVIATION will take new students and not only get them through their private, commercial, and CFI ratings but also will give them their turbine transition.

After the completion of these ratings, new helicopter pilots will have the opportunity for a real operational helicopter job in a turbine helicopter with Applebee Aviation.

The price of this program is all-inclusive. It is based on 55 hours for the Private Pilot's License, 25 hours of turbine time, 70 additional hours for your Commercial Pilot's License and 10 more hours for your CFI Rating. It also includes 80 hours of ground school, and all the books.

There is limited room in this program so fill out your application now.

Financing is now available.