Any Advice Before Flight Training?

[Helilog56]

Good points gentlemen.....One other thing to inquire about Kevin, as the school is only a one ship operation for now, be sure that they have a backup aircraft available should something happen. You did state, they are (perhaps?) obtaining another in the new year, try to get a definite time for that. Bell 47's are not exactly overly available in B.C. and a backup plan for the students should be a must.....Good luck, and happy flying :up:

[412driver]

"be sure that they have a backup aircraft available should something happen"

 

excellent point and thus my plug for BC helicopters where you would fly NEW a/c as we are a Schweizer dealer (we have 6 new a/c on order for 2006)............ :up:

we always have one machine per instructor PLUS a back up machine!

 

if you haven't checked us out, come down for a visit and get one of our new promo DVD's. :up:

[Cole]

412D: any chance in getting one of those in the mail?

 

BTW, its not just kevin that is open to advice, I have heard most of this befor but am watching to learn more, keep em coming guys

 

Cole

[412driver]

"412D: any chance in getting one of those in the mail?"

 

yes, contact bonny at bc helicopters and she will get your info to send it out.....

 

www.bchelicopters.com

[Cole]

Thanks man. Will do.

 

Cole

[rotrhd1]

Hey, since we're plugging schools and where to train....

 

TRK Helicotpers has two new R22's for flight training at the Langley airport. We also have an R44 and a "Fly-it" helicopter flight simulator, one of only three in Canada approved for use in flight training.

 

PM me if anyone would like some more information...

 

www.trkheli.com

 

RH1