How we can help you
Learning to fly helicopters is an exciting adventure, but it’s not always cheap or easy.
Our online helicopter flight lessons, built around the Robinson Helicopter airframe, make the journey more accessible and less overwhelming. With clear, easy‑to‑grasp lessons, you can study concepts and exercises at your own pace, from the comfort of home, before practicing them with your flight instructor.
This preparation helps you become a safer, more confident pilot.
Helicopter training can be expensive, but being well‑prepared before practical sessions means less time and money spent on repeated lessons or refresher flights. Our briefings are designed to give you the essential knowledge upfront so that you can reduce overall training costs while you build strong skills and airmanship.
The Brief
Our Step by Step Guide
The Brief
Our Step by Step Guide
Join us today and embark on your journey to the skies, efficiently, safely, and cost-effectively.
Breakdown of Exercises
Each exercise in this course provides a clear breakdown which are broken down into 7 sections as follows:-
Hundreds of Students Spanning 30+ Years Have Learned To Fly Helicopters Using This Syllabus!
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Our Best Recommended Study Guides
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Our Best Recommended Study Guides
Below are some books we highly recommended for learning about the aerodynamics of flying helicopters and the reasons why they are considered to be some of the best:
This book gathers together practical information and tips for helicopter pilots, covering topics that are often not taught in schools, such as aviation paperwork, job interviews, and customer expectations. It aims to provide a comprehensive guide to help pilots understand the "why" behind their actions, making the "how" easier to grasp.
This comprehensive handbook explains the aerodynamics of helicopter flight, helicopter maneuvers, and advanced operations. It covers topics such as the NOTAR (no tail rotor) system, strakes, principles of airspeed, and high-altitude operations. The book is well-illustrated and thoroughly explains the physics behind helicopter design and performance.
This book provides all the material required for the EASA helicopter pilot exams, plus additional content like the Instrument Rating. It is designed for professional or military pilots seeking an alternative license and assumes no previous knowledge, making it accessible for newcomers to the industry.
This official FAA handbook introduces the skills and knowledge essential for piloting helicopters. It covers aerodynamics, flight controls, components and systems, the rotorcraft flight manual, weight and balance, performance, ground procedures, basic and advanced flight maneuvers, emergencies and hazards, attitude instrument flying, and night operations.
This book explains the aerodynamics of helicopter flight in plain English, covering topics such as airflow, aerofoils, forces in flight, stability, translational lift, tail rotor drift, autorotations, vortex ring, dynamic rollover, power, and mechanicals. It is well-illustrated and provides a clear understanding of helicopter flight principles.
This book is a comprehensive guide to helicopter flight dynamics, including both theoretical concepts and practical applications. It explores the development of handling criteria and includes new flight test techniques.
Our Story
With over 30 years of combined helicopter flying experience—including Ralph’s 15 years of teaching and 5,500+ hours of flight instruction, more than 4,000 of which were on Robinson helicopters—we are committed to clearly explaining each flight exercise.
As a result, students know exactly what to expect, and furthermore, they gain a reliable reference guide to revisit whenever needed. In addition, this structured approach builds confidence and ensures that learning feels less overwhelming.
Most importantly, we believe this material will save students many hours of unnecessary flight time. Consequently, they can focus on progressing faster, spending less on repeated lessons, and ultimately becoming safer, more capable helicopter pilots.
Briefings
Audio
Interactive Illustrations
Quizzes
Our Story
With over 30 years of combined helicopter flying experience—including Ralph’s 15 years of teaching and 5,500+ hours of flight instruction, more than 4,000 of which were on Robinson helicopters—we are committed to clearly explaining each flight exercise.
As a result, students know exactly what to expect, and furthermore, they gain a reliable reference guide to revisit whenever needed. In addition, this structured approach builds confidence and ensures that learning feels less overwhelming.
Most importantly, we believe this material will save students many hours of unnecessary flight time. Consequently, they can focus on progressing faster, spending less on repeated lessons, and ultimately becoming safer, more capable helicopter pilots.
Briefings
Audio
Interactive Illustrations
Quizzes
