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Flight training from Bristol International Airport
Operating from Bristol International Airport in South West England, Rotorflight can provide an ideal and varied learning environment for the student, with excellent facilities, surroundings and amenities.
We offer the right blend of flying experience to suit your needs, whatever the stage of your development. We provide dedicated instruction on a one-to-one basis at any time during opening hours, to suit your needs, seven days a week. All instruction is structured and each visit/lesson generally comprises of a two-hour session, to allow for both briefing and flying
PPL Pricing
Algerian Police and Civil Protection training
Rotorflight are currently involved with training 10 Algerian Police and 11 Civil Protection students at Tiger Helicopters, Shobdon Aerodrome in Herefordshire.
The course started in January 2011. The aim is to take students from scratch through PPL and on to commercial using the R22 and B206 Jet Ranger. The students are currently going solo in the circuit on the R22 (May 2011) . The photographs below show Police student, Djamel and Civil Protection students, Habib and Kadiro, who were the first of Rotorflights students to go solo.
Kuwait Police training
Rotorflight were involved with training 10 Kuwait Police student at Tiger Helicopters, Shobdon Aerodrome in Herefordshire in 2007.
The course started in August with each student required to acquire approx 180 hours of flying, to include 75 on the R22 , approx 60 on the Bell B206 Jetranger and approx 35 hours on an AS355 Twin Squirrel. All the students recently went solo, all on the same day! The photographs below (although not showing all 10 students) were taken after all solos were completed.
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Paramedic training
Rotorflight were involved with the Air Ambulance unit to be based at Filton during mid-2007. Rotorflight were asked to provide helicopter ground training on Principles of Flight (H) and provide the 9 qualified Paramedics with navigation appreciation using 250,000 and 50,000 OS maps. Additionally principles like Vortex ring, PFL's and Flapback were demonstrated. Paul was also invited to take part in the loading and unloading of simulated stretcher cases in the August 109 Power with a final quick flight at the controls of the 109. It is hoped that other Ambulance units around the country will adopt the same training course.
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07831 146 455
Telephone: 07831 146 455
Email: info@rotorflight.co.uk
Address: Bristol International Airport, Bristol BS48 3DB