#1 Worst Part About Being A Helicopter Pilot!
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Hey! In this video we cover the worst part about becoming a helicopter pilot. Going through flight school dn working in the aviation industry will have its challenges but in my eyes the worst part is having to move so much! What do you think?
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I like how the "worst part" about being a
heli pilot still is still not that bad 😎 totally agree it can be a pain for relationships though
Helicopter flying might make us move, but we return home every night- fixed wing doesn't always make you move all over, but your family doesn't see you every night 💔
Exactly!
Bad part is you sneeze and end up upside down or crashing. 😂
U have to constantly stay on the controls and make small tiny adjustments nonstop. It’s a blast flying them but also super scariest to fly.
Bottom line, life as a helicopter pilot, like anything else in life, has it's good parts and ugly parts. No matter what vocation you choose, no matter what path in life you decide to commit to, there are going to be sacrifices you'll have to make. There will always be the unpleasant aspects to every job and every walk in life. Everything comes with a cost. Is paying the price and going through all the troubles and hardships associated with that life path worth it? Only you, the individual, can know that.
Can you do a video showing and explaining the different type of jobs for hellocopter pilots… like requirments nd stuff like that
Great editing man your killing it awesome video
Bro thanks for your videos. It helps a lot. Is any way that you can do a video talking about age? I am 40 years old thinking in start my helicopter pilot training, but my age is a huge concern for me… Thanks bro!
Thanks for the info! Very solid advise.
They always say never to be a pilot for the money. But the moving is a major factor too!
How difficult is it, as a pilot, to convince mechanics to look at or fix something that you think may need attention?
I’ve seen a lot of mechanics shrug off the concerns of a pilot, which is strange to me because sometimes, this could easily lead to an accident. (For example, loose v-belts or a vibration in the pedals.) Does the relationship between a pilot and the mechanic ever get easier?
Great video. Bro, your right, what an awesome life.
I’ve found that like working on a commercial boat, a pilot gets to prove your school teacher’s wrong in that you are getting paid to stare out of the window for hours, boring as it sometimes can be!
This is one of the upsides of going fixed wing. Soooo many more job opportunities. If you live in a large city you most likely won’t have to leave to get the first job. Also the $$$ is way better.
Yes to get experience and time unfortunately moving alot,hard to have steady anything, as u said, which is nice if u like nomad kind of life,u see lots of different places , and meet lots of people. One other thing not so great, COST get licenses, renting helicopter it is insanely expensive. Im curious u flew by Stewart and had a lot of hours,and familiar with area, is there a reason u didnt try Flynyon?Or rent etc just to much ? Beautiful sunset
Absolutely 💯 correct in regards to moving. Drove from Florida to Oregon to earn my CFI ticket 🎟. Couple of tour jobs in SC. Most likely the Gulf is next 🙂 #SkyBaum
Hi Devon I tried putting my GoPro on the console of a G2 like you have and found it put the compass out by almost 180 degrees. Have you had the same problem?
Guess I'm an odd ball. I haven't moved once since I started flying back in 2003. I'm sure it helps living in the northeast where there are an abundance of helicopter jobs.
Devin is awesome!!!
nice vid one tip though that would make this vid 2x as good - what should we expect to be paid when starting, there's no shame in low pay but I want real numbers and I think others would like to hear that
Hey Devin! I was wondering, given that you're a CFI and there is nobody there in the cockpit with you, do you still have to pay to take the Cabri out on your own like that, or do the school let you take it out whenever? I am currently doing my hour building in the UK, 129 hours at present and need 155 to do my CPL. I've heard that your hour building phase is the only time in your career that you will ever get to fly for yourself! :) I imagine paying a self fly hire rate once you're commercially qualified would be a pretty bitter pill to swallow given the cost of training to get to that point!
Well if it's anything like fixed wing, no you don't get to go whenever. Both planes and helis are VERY expensive even just to fly around, and on average are at least $170 plus per flight hour for renting. However, if there's a reason for a flight even if someone wants their aircraft transported across the country you can take that opportunity to fly.
Flying privately the worst part is finding a place to rent (at least nowadays, back in '03 when I got licensed it was easy).
Flying commercially the worst part is dealing with the fact that all the entry level jobs I'm qualified for are on the other side of the country and pay $12 bucks an hour.
$12 an hour for a heli pilot ? You are kidding, right ?
@@dimitristripakis7364 Sadly, no.
im always looking for my house in these videos
Looks like you're kinda up in my neck of the woods!
In the beginning of your career, your income will be low and that is something to consider if you have dependents.
Pitty it's so expensive. Would have loved to do it.
When are you going to show us how to fly a helicopter mate
I'd say the worst is the cost.
But I don't want to move at all, ever. Ever again, anyway.
I'm a homebody totally now, so bump this 100%.
I'll stick with being a quadcopter pilot.
I can hold my vehicle in one hand and store it in a box.
Kind of wierd how you can be a flight instructor without any previous jobs or documented experience?
In plenty of non helicopter careers, moving will be necessary
How old are you?
It must be pretty simple to become a helicopter pilot if you can instruct when you’re finished. Just like the scuba industry
Becoming an instructor requires multiple certifications beyond the basic license to fly a helicopter. Beyond the basic pilot license, any CFI (a separate certificate) also has a commercial ticket with many hours logged. Likely IFR qualified and fixed wing too but that is optional - though maybe not to get hired. Aviation is not simple, amd helicopters are especially complex aircraft.
Thanks for the response.
No sungalsses?😂
The downside must be that you can crasch
The feeling was very good maybe yours ??😍
The worst part of your job is filming everything. Just relax enjoy it instead.
So horrible. Terrible life. The worst.