In this section we share knowledge that is more specific to helicopters and their characteristics of flight.

In this course we will delve into the complex and interesting world of Meteorology aka Met. Explaining all that needs to be known and understood about weather systems, how they are generated and how mother natures being affects aviation. We hope that you enjoy

In this course we look into general knowledge about aircraft systems including piston engines, turbine engines, hydraulic systems, ailerons, oxygen generating systems and a whole lot more. We look forward to sharing the information and helping you in your learning and understanding.

This course runs through the basics of navigation as well as the more complex aspects of navigation including Rhumb Line, Great Circles and how we take into account factors like magnetic variation from the earth into account.

In this course, we look at the Human factors involved in aviation. How we interact, what effects flying has on our bodies, physiological aspects of the human body and how it all links together. A very interesting subject.

In this course we explore the principals of flight and how we are able to do so. Delving into Newtons laws of physics, aerodynamic, flight controls and a whole lot more, we look to expand your knowledge and understanding of what enables us to fly.

Many may argue that this is the driest subject of all but none the less it is important. As with everything in life there are laws that need to be adhered and this is no different in the skies to ensure everyones safety both in the air, on the ground and internationally. We hope to make this an enjoyable chapter in your learning.

Short for Communications, this course teaches you about how communication is done. Radios, radio navigation, GPS, and everything in between. An interesting subject to learn about how sound travels invisibly.

In this aspect of the course we share with you the essentials of flight planning and performance knowledge. These two subjects co exist for efficiency in flight, for navigation and in general operations operations.