Helicopter pilots

Helicopter courses are coming.
Here's what's ready for you now.

Helicopter-specific courses are in development, and we won't release them until the quality and accuracy match the rest of our catalogue. In the meantime, several of your CASA exams are shared with aeroplane candidates, and our existing courses cover those units in full.

How to read CASA exam codes

Exam codes ending in A, like CLWA or AASA, are aeroplane-specific units. Codes without the trailing A, like CMET or AHUF, are common units: the same exam, sat by both aeroplane and helicopter candidates. Every course below is a common unit, so as a helicopter pilot you can study and sit these exams right now.
Each one is a complete exam preparation system: audiobook theory, guided audio practice exams and randomised written practice exams, with 12 months of access. Study while you commute, exercise, walk the dog, or do anything else that leaves your ears free.

CPL(H) common units

ATPL(H) common units

Flying PPL(H)? There are no common theory units at PPL level, so we don't yet have a course to point you at. Helicopter-specific PPL content is part of what we're building, and we'd rather hand you nothing than something that isn't right.

Be first to know when helicopter units land

Join the mailing list at the bottom of any page and we'll email you the moment helicopter-specific courses are released. If you're partway through your training and not sure which of the common units to tackle first, email support@pilotaudio.com.au with where you're at, and we'll point you in the right direction.
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