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May 4th 05, 05:13 PM
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Learning to be a helicoper pilot
Sorry if this is a FAQ - a friend of mine heard a commercial on the radio to
learn to be a helicoper pilot from Silver State Helicopers. He doesn't know much about the internet, but asked me if I could find post on this group for him. * Is learning to be a helicoper pilot a reasonable thing to start to do at 53 years of age? * How long does it take before you can start earning a living doing this? * What would I expect to spend in tuition? * Any other recommendations for schools? Thanks! Scotty 
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