The EASA CPL(H) – Commercial Pilot Licence (Helicopter) modular course is designed for licensed PPL(H) holders who wish to qualify as commercial helicopter pilots. Upon graduation, a CPL(H) license grants all the privileges of a private pilot licence plus the authority to be compensated as a professional pilot. Students are trained to operate single-pilot helicopters as captains or serve as co-pilots in multi-crew helicopter operations.
This program is an efficient and focused route for existing PPL(H) holders to gain their commercial license, making it a quick way to launch a professional flying career.
Benefit from hands-on training with experienced instructors who will guide you through advanced flight maneuvers and real-world commercial scenarios.
With a CPL(H), you qualify for a variety of commercial roles, including charter flying, tourism, and utility work, significantly broadening your career options.
The curriculum focuses on skills highly valued by employers, ensuring you are immediately prepared for a range of commercial helicopter operations.
Flying on-demand charter flights for individuals or businesses, often involving a wide range of routes and client needs.
Piloting scenic tours and sightseeing flights in popular tourist destinations, combining flying skills with customer service.
Serving as a private pilot for a corporation or high-net-worth individual, flying them to various locations for business or personal travel.
Engaging in specialized aerial tasks such as powerline inspections, geological surveys, wildlife monitoring, or other precision aerial work.
Yes, but typically students complete CPL(H) first before progressing to ATPL(H).
The course is a focused program with a duration of 3 to 6 months, assuming you meet all the prerequisites at the start of training.
The CPL(H) itself does not include a multi-engine rating. You would need to complete a separate multi-engine rating course to fly multi-engine helicopters.
Minimum age: 18 years
Hold a valid EASA PPL(H) licence
Have logged 155 flight hours total, including 50 hours as Pilot-in-Command (PIC), with at least 10 hours cross-country PIC
Passed the CPL(H) or ATPL(H) theoretical knowledge examinations
Hold A Valid EASA Class 1 medical certificate
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