CPL(H) INTEGRATED COURSE

COURSE OVERVIEW

Castle Air is proud to offer a fully integrated CPL(H) course in the UK, providing students with a structured pathway to becoming a commercial helicopter pilot.

Following successful completion of the integrated CPL(H), students can continue their training by completing a Modular Multi-Engine Rating and Modular Instrument Rating (IR). These ratings are delivered as separate modular courses and are not incorporated within the integrated CPL(H) programme.

This training pathway allows students to build upon their commercial licence and gain the additional qualifications required for a wider range of commercial helicopter operations.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

  • No Experience is necessary to apply
  • Have significant knowledge of mathematics and physics
  • Basic English proficiency written and verbal
  • Hold UK Class 1 Medical
  • Must be at least 18 years of age at application for licence

COURSE ASSESSMENTS

  • Area 100 KSA Assessments
  • Flying Progress Testing
  • 13 ATPL(H)/IR Examinations
  • Radiotelephony Practical Test
  • Pass a CPL(H) Skill Test

CPL(H) INTEGRATED COURSE CONTENT

Castle Air Academy’s Integrated Commercial Pilot Licence (Helicopter), CPL(H), is a full-time, 12 month training programme designed for students who wish to become commercial helicopter pilots.

The theoretical knowledge completed during the integrated CPL(H) course also provides the foundation required for students who choose to undertake a Modular Instrument Rating (IR) at a later stage. The Instrument Rating is not included within the integrated CPL(H) course and is completed separately as a modular qualification.

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

  • Required books, materials and training software
  • Landing fees for Gloucestershire airport
  • 13 ATPL(H) Examination fees
  • Radiotelephony practical test fee
  • Aircraft hire for the CPL(H) skill test
  • Examiner fees for the CPL(H) Skill test

Private pilot’s licence (PPL(H)) credits may be gained from a competent authority prior to training beginning, 50% of the relevant experience can be credited.

Up to a maximum of:
40 hours of which up to 20 hours may be dual instruction. 50 hours, of which up to 25 hours may be dual instruction if a helicopter night rating have been obtained.

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