Why the Robinson Flight Instructor Certificate
The Robinson R-44 is known for its affordability and is widely used for training, tourism, and personal transport. The R-44 is a popular choice for many companies due its lower operating costs.
Becoming a helicopter flight instructor offers a combination of professional and personal benefits, making it a rewarding career path for those passionate about aviation. It allows a rapid accumulation of flight hours, enhanced job security, and the satisfaction of sharing knowledge and skills with aspiring pilots.
What makes our certificate program unique is we ensure students receive the required flight training, in the Robinson R-44, to meet the certified flight instructor requirements of Special Federal Aviation Regulation No. 73. Students with at least 200 hours in a helicopter will be eligible to receive their endorsement.
Potential students who wish to enroll must hold an FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate: Rotorcraft-Helicopter; Instrument Helicopter.
What Will I Learn
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Possess a strong grasp of learning theories, teaching methods, and how to apply them in aviation contexts.
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Effectively communicate and explain flight procedures, aircraft systems, and safety protocols and tailoring explanations to different learning styles.
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Plan and deliver well-structured lessons that are engaging, informative, and tailored to student needs.
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Emphasize the importance of risk assessment, aeronautical decision-making, and the ability to teach these skills to students.