Ready for your
EASA PPL(H)
Helicopter Flight
Course
Welcome to Flight School Croatia. Our PPL(H) helicopter training pathway helps student pilots move from theoretical knowledge training to practical helicopter flight training toward the EASA Private Pilot Licence for helicopters.
Flight School Croatia provides guidance, training information and available options for students who want to continue into practical PPL(H) helicopter flight training. We help you understand the required steps, course structure, pricing and next stage of your training.
How to start
your PPL(H) course?
To start your practical PPL(H) training pathway, you first need to complete the required PPL(H) theoretical knowledge course.
Before beginning practical helicopter flight training, we recommend reviewing our Online PPL(H) Theory Course. It gives you the theoretical foundation required for the EASA PPL(H) licence and prepares you for the official examinations.
After completing the PPL(H) theory course, Flight School Croatia issues a signed recommendation for the official theoretical knowledge examinations at the civil aviation authority.
You may begin practical flight training while completing your official theory examinations, but all 9 PPL(H) theory exams must be completed before the final checkride.
After finishing your PPL(H) theory course, we will issue you a signed recommendation for taking official theoretical knowledge examination at the civil aviation agency.
You can start with your practical training while completing your official examination, but will need to have completed all 9 exams before the final checkride.
What comes after
theory course?
Start your
flight training
After completing the theoretical knowledge course, the next step is practical helicopter flight training.
You can continue your PPL(H) training in Croatia and choose the most suitable available training option based on your goals, location and schedule.
During this stage, you will build the practical skills required to safely operate a helicopter, including aircraft handling, navigation, solo flying, emergency procedures and preparation for the final PPL(H) skill test.
Flight Training
Course
Your Flight Training Course consists of 50 hours of flight time of which:
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Minimum 25 hours dual time with instructor;
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Minimum 10 hours solo flight time of which:
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5 hours of solo Cross-Country flight time and
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1 solo cross-country flight of no less than 150NM route.
