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Private Pilots Licence (Helicopter) - PPL (H)Sloane Helicopters Mallorca provides helicopter pilot training of the highest possible standard with a world-wide reputation as one of the premier helicopter training companies in Europe. The PPL (H) course compromises both flying and a series of ground school subjects. The minimum flying experience required to qualify for the new European licence is 45 hours. This includes a minimum of 10 hours solo. For the holder of a fixed wing PPL (A) a minimum of 39 hours, also to include 10 hours solo. All ground, pre-flight and post-flight briefings are inclusive in the hourly training rate. The Civil Aviation Authorities designated ground school subjects involve comprehensive briefing by an instructor with some self study on the part of the student. The students are examined using multi-choice papers. Prices1 hour lesson
The ground school subjects consist of:
The flight training syllabus subjects consist of:
Although this list may at first seem daunting, once the student has started the course, the ground school and flight training forms a logical and common sense part of the PPL (H) course. Additional qualifications also required are: Pass a CAA Radio Telephony Licence. Sloane Mallorca already has a Radio Telephony Examiner and Facilities here in Mallorca. Sloane Helicopters SL also specialise in JAA Type Rating Training which will allow the PPL (H) holder to fly larger four place helicopters such as the Robinson R44. The Robinson R22 and Robinson R44 helicopters are available to sanctioned PPL (H) holders for self-fly hire. We pride ourselves on the standard of instruction here at Sloane Helicopters Mallorca and have found that students find the one-to-one instruction more beneficial that the class structure. As far as possible, we endeavour to keep the same instructor with the same student for the majority of the course. The information provided here will hopefully answer some of the questions you might have, although undoubtedly not all. |







