Fly a real Helicopter

[ianm]

Who among you here nga naka try og palupad og Helicopter?
Where can I learn here in Cebu and how much?
I'm really interested on aviation since I was a kid

[tarantado07]

murag sa mga aeronautical schools ka mag inquire ana.

[ritsche villadolid]

tag pila diay na helicopter?

[PissKhanXXX]

ianm

try to PM forum member Tarmac. he might be able to point you in the right direction.

i don't know of any approved training organisation (civilian) that offers flight instruction in cebu.

[Tarmac]

ianm

try to PM forum member Tarmac. he might be able to point you in the right direction.

i don't know of any approved training organisation (civilian) that offers flight instruction in cebu.

Like PissKhan says, there are no approved training organizations in Cebu. There are only a couple of flying schools in Manila offering helicopter flight training, namely Yokota Aviation in Plaridel, Bulacan, and Air Works at the Manila Domestic Airport. For my money, I'd go for Air Works because the owner, Capt. Meynard Halili, is the best instructor I have ever had the pleasure of studying under.

For both schools, they use the Robinson R-22 two-seat helicopter. The rate was P25,000/hr the last time I asked, but it may be more now. You will need a minimum of 40 flying hours of instruction to qualify for a Private Pilot's License (PPL). That's minimum. Most people end up getting their licenses after 50 hours or more. So expect to spend more than P1-M on your helicopter license.

An airplane license (PPL), on the other hand, will only be a third or a quarter of the cost.

[MR. Sim]

wala pasad ko nka sakay... nndota ana oi..

[mich_pink03]

wla pah jud tawn.. how i wish! haha..

[peewee_toot]

ninduta ani oi. if only naa ko dghan kwarta...

[redrosebuds]

oh no! pa hitch bi...he3x

[ritsche villadolid]

tag pila diay na helicopter?2nd hand lang