All American Helicopters, LLC

FAA Part 141 certified. We provide hands on training in brand new Schweizer 300 CBI helicopters. Our Chief Pilot/Chief Instructor, Gene La Coste, has thousands of hours and is military trained (two star General). We teach all ratings: Private Rotorcraft/Helicopter Instrument Rotorcraft/Helicopter Commercial Rotorcraft/Helicopter CFI Rotorcraft/Helicopter CFII Rotorcraft/Helicopter ATP Rotorcraft/Helicopter Add Ons Rotorcraft/Helicopter: Private, Instrument, Commercial, ATP

Choosing A Flight School
You must make your own decision on where to obtain flight training. Once you have decided on a general location, you might want to make a checklist of things to look for in a school. By talking to pilots and reading articles in flight magazines, you can make your checklist and evaluate a school.

Your choice of a flight school might depend on whether you are planning on obtaining a recreational or private certificate or whether you intend to pursue a career as a professional pilot. Another consideration is whether you will train part-time or full-time.

Do not make the mistake of making your determination based on financial concerns alone. The quality of training you receive is very important. Prior to making a final decision, visit the school you are considering and talk with management, instructors, and students. Evaluate the items on the checklist you developed and then take some time to think things over before making your decision.

After you have decided where you will learn to fly and have made the necessary arrangements, you are ready to start your training. An important fact: ground and flight training should be obtained as regularly and frequently as possible. This assures maximum retention of instruction and the achievement of proficiency with the least expenditure of time and money.