Flight Training
Rotors of the Rockies is the Denver Area's oldest helicopter flight training school for a reason. We provide quality training in reliable Schweizer 300C helicopters. Why Schweizers? The Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport has an elevation of 5670 feet. With warmer summertime temperatures, the helicopters perform like they are at 8000 to 9000 feet. This is the density altitude effect. Because of the challenging Colorado weather and extreme altitude, the Schweizer 300C is the best choice for this area, and we have the safety record to prove it. BUT, don’t take anybody’s word about safety records or the reliability of the aircraft they fly. Ever. Not even ours. Do your homework, and check it out for yourself on the NTSB website. AND unlike other popular training helicopters, the FAA has placed no special safety restrictions on Schweizer helicopters. Again, it's a matter of record.
ABOUT FLIGHT TRAINING |
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| If you do not have a pilot certification, for helicopters or any other powered aircraft, you need initial training. | |
| If you have a pilot certification in any powered aircraft, and you wish to learn to fly helicopters, you need add-on training. Likewise, if you have a rotorcraft certification, and wish to continue your training, you need add-on training. | |
| Training for people looking to become Certified Flight Intructors. | |
| Rotors now offers fixed-wing training as well as helicopter flight training. Get a check out in our 2004 Cessna 172SP, N724WA. | |
Are You Ready for Helicopter Flight Training? Check out our Flight Training Check List.
Our check list includes federal rules and requirements, financing options, and a coupon toward an introductory flight at Rotors of the Rockies.
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