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Helicopter Instructor

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Introduction to Helicopter Flight Training

Purpose of Flight Training It is the helicopter instructor’s responsibility to discuss the overall purpose of flight training with the student. Explain that the goal of flight training is the acquisition and honing of basic airmanship skills that provide the student with: Ensure the student understands that a helicopter operates in a three-dimensional environment and … Read more

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