PPL(H) Theory and Flying course
100% Online theory course, with option to complete it in 9 weeks.
Flexible course shaped around your schedule.
Modular course: Choose theory only or theory with flight training.
Fly modern helicopters: Robinson R44, Airbus EC-120, Calibri G2, with type rating options.
Experience a PPL(H) course that adapts to your lifestyle! With a focus on excellence, our 100% online theory course lets you learn at your convenience. For practical training, we partner with Helicop, a flight school renowned for its high standards. You’ll fly modern helicopters from our fleet and can even achieve type ratings on these aircraft. Tailor your training to fit your time and elevate your aviation skills with us!
Our modular PPL(H) lets you customize your training - complete just the theory or combine it with practical training.
Get your PPL(H) licence in 3 steps
Complete your course in just 9 weeks or take up to 18 months – flexibility designed for your needs!
Get your course completion certificate and take the exams at any EASA-regulated European CAA!
After passing your exams, start flying and complete your course with 45 lessons in a modern helicopter fleet!
Online theory
Our PPL(H) theoretical course is divided into two modules, covering all 9 theory subjects required for PPL(H). These subjects are spread evenly over the weeks, typically focusing on one subject per week. With a study commitment of approximately 15 hours per week, the course can be completed in as little as 9 weeks. For those who need more time, the duration can be extended up to 18 months.
Between the two modules, there is an online classroom week where students will have live sessions with our instructors. These sessions typically take place in the afternoon and last a total of 6 hours per module, spread throughout the week for a flexible learning experience.
Upon enrollment, you’ll have access to a personalized training dashboard that outlines your schedule, target dates for lessons, and progress assessments. This dashboard is your primary tool for tracking progress and managing both online and classroom components, as well as asking questions to our instructors for additional support during the self study part of the course.
We prioritize flexibility, allowing you to start the course whenever it suits your schedule, giving you the freedom to manage your training around your life and responsibilities.
Flight training
The practical flight training is conducted in partnership with our trusted flight school Helicop, where we ensure the best possible flight training experience.
The training consists of a minimum of 45 hours with experienced instructors who tailor the program to fit your schedule. Located in Zagorje ob Savi, in central Slovenia, the training takes place on a modern fleet of helicopters, including the Robinson R44, Airbus EC-120, and Calibri G2, with type rating options available.
We guarantee a smooth transition and enrollment process with Helicop, ensuring you’re set for a seamless flight training journey.
With a focus on flexibility, our pricing is tailored to each student’s requirements. For detailed pricing options, feel free to contact us.
Need more info or want a customised price offer? Contact us and we are happy to help.
Entry requirements
Applicants should be at least 17 years old, but you can start the theoretical portion of the course before reaching this age.
A good command of English, both spoken and written, is essential. Applicants must provide a valid certificate confirming their English proficiency at an operational level (ICAO Level 4) or higher. You’ll need this certificate later in your training, so we recommend obtaining it conveniently online with us.
Already Hold a Licence? Enjoy a shortened PPL(H) theory program!
If you already hold a PPL, CPL, or ATPL in another aircraft category, you can receive credit towards the theoretical knowledge requirements for your PPL(H). The same credit applies to applicants holding a BPL or SPL.
This means you won’t need to study or take exams for the common subjects, which include Air Law, Human Performance, Meteorology, Communications, and Navigation.
