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aHelitec Pilot Training and SCENIC FLIGHTS

Helitec is CASA approved for Instructor Rating, IFR and NVIS Training

CPL H Theory / Practical Course Commencement Dates:  12 January 2026, 18 May 2026, 05 October 2026. Call 0412 488 278 for enrollment details.

Flight Examiner: Phil Aldridge: PPLH, CPLH, Low Level, Flight Instructor Ratings, Proficiency Checks & Class Ratings.

Helitec Pty Ltd (ABN 46 147 805 543) operates from 21 Friendship Avenue, Marcoola (Sunshine Coast Airport), Queensland, Australia and specialises in flight training, scenic flights and aerial photography in modern helicopters. Helitec’s phone number is 0412 488 278. The Sunshine Coast region is one of the most beautiful places in Australia to fly. Commercial Pilot Licences, Instructor Ratings & Instrument Ratings may be funded via a VET Student Loan.

Helitec is one of the first Australian Flight Schools to attain CASA approval for both non-integrated Part 141 and integrated Part 142 flight training. The Part 142 integrated helicopter course allows students to obtain a commercial helicopter pilot’s licence in a minimum of 100 hours flight training. Helitec’s Pilot Licence courses include instrument training to allow the student to attain an international standard, ICAO approved licence. Students enrolling in the Diploma of Aviation – Commercial Pilot Licence (Helicopter) AVI50322 full time 28 week course may be eligible for Services Australia payments.

Helitec offers:

• Noosa Beach & River: $750 (total for 2 or 3 adults).
• Trial Instruction Flights for $499. This package includes a 30 minute briefing with a qualified Flight Instructor, an aircraft pre-flight inspection and a 30 minute flight where you take the helicopter controls.
• Fly from Sunshine Coast Airport to Sandstone Point for a 2 hour lunch : $1,500 (total for 2 or 3 adults, price does not include lunch).
• Visit a Vineyard: $899 (total for 2 or 3 adults).

Helitec is an approved IFR, NVFR, NVIS and Flight Instructor Training School. Instrument Ratings are conducted in the Bell 206 and flight simulator.