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learning to Fly Helicopters. Learn to fly. Aircraft pilot.
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learning to Fly Helicopters. Learn to fly. Aircraft pilot.

All you need to know to get the basics of helicopter flying.
Last updated 1/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • You want to learn to fly Helicopters but don't have enough money.

Course content

1 section67 lectures9h 34m total length
  • Introduction part 1 teach yourself to fly helicopters for free.4:05

    To learn to fly a helicopter costs tens of thousands of dollars. So learn first in the simulator for ALMOST FREE  step by step instructions and exercises and see if you really have got what it takes to land on an oil rig at sea. You will need your own PC, a flight sim program and flight controllers.

  • Real pilots and flight sims.11:22
  • 5 Million dollar helicopter.5:56
  • 5 Million dollar helicopter in VR for free comes with free flying hours.3:58
  • Robinson R-2210:01

    The least said the better.

  • Robinson R-22 b7:55
  • Inexpensive controllers.1:43
  • Lesson 01 the controls.8:49

    The helicopter is a rotor craft. normally there is a main rotor and a tail rotor. The Tail rotor is connected to the rudder pedals. The main rotor has 2 controllers. The raising and lowering of the collective lever increases and decreases the angle of attack of the main rotor blades resulting in the helicopter going up or down. The joystick is known as the cyclic pitch, this is connected to a swash plate on the rotor head which means you can tilt the spinning rotor disk in the direction you push the joystick and the helicopter will go that way.

  • Lesson 01 in VR.5:20

    The helicopter is a rotor craft. normally there is a main rotor and a tail rotor. The Tail rotor is connected to the rudder pedals. The main rotor has 2 controllers. The raising and lowering of the collective lever increases and decreases the angle of attack of the main rotor blades resulting in the helicopter going up or down. The joystick is known as the cyclic pitch, this is connected to a swash plate on the rotor head which means you can tilt the spinning rotor disk in the direction you push the joystick and the helicopter will go that way.

  • Lesson 02 Hovering and landing.14:39

    Give yourself a break from hovering, go for a little fly.

  • Lesson 02 in VR.8:32

    Give yourself a break from hovering, go for a little fly.

  • Lesson 02a Fly off the airfield and find somewhere in the countryside to land.4:25

    Hovering can be very stressful at first so give yourself a bit of a break, fly off for 5 mins and find somewhere else to land.

  • Lesson 03 flying up onto higher ground and find a landing spot.5:48

    Raising the nose on the helicopter will reduce the speed, so to climb onto higher ground you need to keep the nose down and increase the collective angle.

  • Lesson 03 in VR.13:19

    Raising the nose on the helicopter will reduce the speed, so to climb onto higher ground you need to keep the nose down and increase the collective angle.

  • Lesson 04 Continuing down the coast and landing on dusty sites.4:49

    If you land on a dusty site clouds of dust will be thrown up by you main rotor wash. dust sand small stones can be blown around and possibly be sucked into the engine air intake.

  • Lesson 05. Beach landing from the sea.4:51

    Landing on a beach the approach should be made from the sea especially id there are houses near the beach. Try not to upset people, most of them are ok but there are always bitter and jealous people who will take great delight in reporting you for some rule or other.

  • Lesson 06 Lets go land on a small Island.3:55

    We noticed on the map there are a few small islands and we decide to fly out to them and see if there is anywhere to land.

  • Lesson 06a returning from the Island and finding another landing site.9:00

    Returning from the island, fly on down the coast and try to practice locating sites and landings.

  • Lesson 07 Start venturing up and down valleys.4:40

    Now start venturing up and down some of the valleys looking for landing places then come back to the coast.

  • Lesson 08 Now I want you to climb to the top of a big mountain.7:51

    A long old climb to the top of the mountain.

  • Lesson 09 round and around the windsock.2:19

    Try this exercise with the wind on and off.

  • Lesson 10 Quick turns / wingover.2:14

    Turning a fast moving helicopter in a hurry.

  • Lesson 11 Low flying over houses.3:55

    Now you are getting good with the helicopter and lots of pilots are tempted to go low over peoples houses. Please don't do it. You will be arrested.

  • Lesson 12 The tourist thing.10:58

    During World War II, the island was the scene of the famous Battle of Crete in May 1941. The initial 11-day battle was bloody and left more than 11,000 soldiers and civilians killed or wounded. As a result of the fierce resistance from Allied forces and Cretan locals, Adolf Hitler forbade further large-scale paratroopoperations. During the initial and subsequent occupation, German firing squads routinely executed male civilians in reprisal for the death of German soldiers; civilians were rounded up randomly in local villages for the mass killings, such as at the Massacre of Kondomari and the Viannos massacres. Two German generals were later tried and executed for their roles in the killing of 3,000 of the island's inhabitants.

    There is also a video documentary of Crete in World War II titled The 11th Day: Crete 1941

  • Lesson 12a Exploring the west coast of Crete.6:29
  • Lesson 12b High and low ground exploration west Crete.13:05

    You don't need to follow my exact route but go off into this area and just fly about low level in high ground and look for landing sites.

  • Lesson 12c High ground exploration west Crete.31:05

    You don't need to follow my exact route but go off into this area and just fly about low level in high ground and look for landing sites.

  • Lesson 13 The rotor clutch.2:39

    Basic intro to the fact that helicopters have a rotor clutch which needs to be engaged before take off and after landing. Consult flight manual on whichever helicopter you are flying.

  • Lesson 13a Is the world is getting smaller?1:05
  • Lesson 14 Hover and landing in a small space.1:28

    We are now thinking of the helipad on the oil rig and need to sharpen our working area for landings.

  • Lesson 14a Small spaces with obstacles.1:16

    We are now thinking of the helipad on the oil rig and need to sharpen our working area for landings.

  • Lesson 14b tight landing.1:05

    Tight landing among obstacles.

  • Lesson 14c Tight spaces.1:44
  • Lesson 14d Fake helipad landing practice.1:54
  • Lesson 15 Hover approach and landing.4:38

    Need to crack this now consistently before we move to the oil rig.

  • Lesson 16 The Oil Rig.5:20

    If you think you are ready lets go find an oil rig. You can try the first landing with the wind off but be sure to do at least one with it turned on.

  • Lesson 16b Oil Rig.2:32

    Congratulations you have passed the course. Now all you have to do is take off backwards and fly home.

    If you have made it to this level you certainly have what it takes to become a helicopter pilot. Now all you need is loads of money.

  • Helicopter in Dubai15:55

    Take off from Skydive Dubai, land 1000ft up on the tower hotel helipad to pickup client and fly her to a gate at Dubai international airport.

  • Helicopter tour of Dubai international airport Air side 100 ft.10:35

    Tour of Dubai international airport, air-side 100ft. X-plane 11

  • Things to do in Las Vegas8:48

    Things to do in Las Vegas, the world is your oyster as a helicopter pilot.

  • Grand Canyon27:52
  • Las Vegas at night11:33
  • Around the "Top Gear" track at Dunsfold by Helicopter.3:47

    Around the "Top Gear" track at Dunsfold by Helicopter. Popular British TV show featuring cars of various types.

  • Try your skill flying around the airport at night.2:17

    Things look different after dark. Hover around the airport and find some places to land avoiding obsticals.

  • Gatwick airport London at night in the rain.8:53
  • Explore the Strip in Las Vegas finding places to land.7:23
  • Landing on an aircraft carrier.4:32

    Aircraft carriers are moving forwards so you are landing at 20 to 30 knots.

  • Hovering around the aircraft carrier and landing on it backwards.4:05

    Aircraft carriers are moving forwards so you are landing backwards at 20 to 30 knots. TRY IT.

  • Flying around the Rock of Gibraltar just before dawn LXGB9:51

    The Historic Rock of Gibraltar at dawn. Fly around it in real time weather and put the helicopter back where you started.

  • Autorotation.14:42
  • Now fly a different helicopter Blackhawk in the Alps.28:02

    Where Eagles Dare is a 1968 British Metrocolor World War II action film directed by Brian G. Hutton and starring Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood, and Mary Ure. It was distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, filmed in Panavision, and shot on location in Austria and Bavaria. Alistair MacLean wrote the screenplay, his first, at the same time that he wrote the novel of the same name. Both became commercial successes.

    In this film we fly south from Salzburg land near the castle from the film, The castle – Hohenwerfen Castle, Werfen, Austria; then carry on down to LOWZ a grass airfield in the alps.

  • Over pitching and recovery.1:00

    If you over pitch the helicopter the blades will start to stall and the aircraft will sink. You must lower the collective to regain control, raising it further will crash the aircraft.

  • Huey UH-1 Saltzburg33:51

    UH-1 is a great classic helicopter to fly.

  • Be the BEST3:10

    It takes about 6 hours to crack how to fly a helicopter, and a lifetime to master. Don't just do it BE THE BEST.

  • Landing on the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol UK3:53

    My fav helicopter the free download of the 5 million dollar Bell 429.

  • S-76 in VR. this is awesome.9:21

    The S-76 is fantastic to fly for free in VR.

  • Flying in the Beautiful Scottish Highlands.5:20
  • Ship landing in the dark1:47
  • Oil rig landings at sea in the dark.6:56
  • Helicopter assault course in Gibraltar.20:57
  • Flight control in expensive modification0:26
  • Lady Collin Campbells house in the Blackhawk.7:29
  • Landing on Ships Blackhawk.9:37
  • Landing on Ships in the Gazelle.5:57
  • Blackhawk from Biggin Hill to Kensington palace London England.18:57
  • Blackhawk around Brighton.20:59
  • Blackhawk IMC flight Lands end to Scilly isles.31:57

Requirements

  • PC, Flight simulator, flight controls and rudder pedals are essential.

Description

Not everyone is rich enough to pay out tens of thousands to fly helicopters. So why let it stop you? Fly for free anywhere in the world with your own PC. It is a great place to start and if you have or have not got what it takes you will soon find out without wasting loads of cash. Please do this course first or you will not understand course 2.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners guide to flying helicopters.