Do you need a pilot license to fly a helicopter? 🚁
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Not if you are the federal government
I had a guy tell me the other day that getting the time in required for a helicopter license is very expensive and it's best to get you pilot license first.
You'd need a helicopter license. Typically you'd already have one for flying a private small fixed wing craft. But not required. This is in the US though.
Never get in a helicopter if the pilot has less than 500 flying hours
Never get in a helicopter
FTFY
Now on a whim you wanna fly a chopper 😂
I wonder if the city permits them in the back yard 🧐
Yep
If you want to fly it more than once, I’d say yes.
I’m not sure l appreciate ur attitude🤣🤣🤣😂
Funniest post o day…so far👊🏽
Yes, and there are valid reasons.
No. You only need a helicopter and knowledge of how to use it. Now, if you want to do it legally, you need a license.
Although, if ultralight class helicopters exist, then you don't need a license in the US.
I’ve never seen a helicopter get pulled over 🤪
Of course not. Helicopters are not consuming licences to fly.
I did. Maybe not for small experimental ones, but I wouldn't go that route. :)
Fixed wing then heli.