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HELICOPTER EASA/FAA TRAINING

EASA PILOT TRAINING IN THE USA

Hillsboro Aero Academy started offering a combined FAA / EASA training program for helicopter pilots in 2020, in which our students can acquire the American FAA licenses and the required European EASA licenses.

In the past, pilots had to complete additional training in Europe after their time in the USA, which is very expensive and time-consuming. This is no longer necessary because the entire training, including exams and checkrides can be completed in the USA.

The combined program consists of our complete FAA Pro-Pilot program, FAA PPL, IFR, CPL and CFI licenses and the EASA CPL (H) with ATPL theory. The training consists of around 200 flight hours, 150 hours of FAA theory, 60 hours of EASA theory and 590 hours of EASA self-study. The training duration is estimated around 15-21 months and is individually tailored to each student.

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COMBINE

THE BEST OF 2 WORLDS

BENEFITS OF EASA TRAINING IN THE USA

The biggest hurdle for aspiring helicopter pilots in Europe is the fact that most helicopter companies require their pilots to have at least 800-1000 flight hours. Achieving this in Europe is often very difficult and time-consuming. In the USA, on the other hand, it is comparatively easy to find a pilot job immediately after training. With the F1 visa, our graduates can legally work as pilots or flight instructors in the USA for up to 23.5 months after completing their training. You can return to Europe with up to 1500 flight hours of flight experience and work directly in Europe thanks to the EASA license you have acquired from us. Another advantage is that training in the USA is much cheaper.

TIMELINE OF THE COMBINED EASA / FAA TRAINING WITH US

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

TIMELINE OF THE COMBINED EASA / FAA TRAINING WITH US

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Anmeldevorgang

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

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Trainingsvorbereitung

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

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FAA Private Piloten Lizenz

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

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FAA Instrument rating

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

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EASA ATPL Theorie

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

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FAA Commercial Pilot

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

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EASA Commercial Pilot

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

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FAA Flight Instructor

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

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FAA Instrument Instructor

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

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EASA

FAA

EASA

FAA

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EASA Check Ride

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

FAA

EASA

FAA

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

EASA

FAA

Students begin their training with the FAA Private Pilot License. After this is completed, the EASA theory begins, which lasts about 12 months and consists of 60 hours of instruction and 590 hours of structured self-study. At the same time, the FAA IFR and CPL training begins.

In each quarter of the year 3 to 4 of the 14 EASA subjects are worked through, in which the subjects learn with a combination of self-study, classroom training and support by our EASA instructors. Each subject is completed with an EASA exam at the end of the quarter.

FAA

EASA

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