High Altitude Flight Operations Seminar
High Altitude Flight Operations Seminar for General Aviation Pilots – Above 8,000 ft A High altitude operations seminar titled “Aerospace Physiology: Altitude Chamber, Human Factors
Promises of Our National Assets: Prescott, Arizona and The Dells
Guidance Aviation chose Arizona for the United States’ first FAA approved Part 141 high altitude helicopter flight training facility because of the elevation of the
A Grandmother’s Guidance and Winds of Change Fulfill a Girl’s Dream of Helicopter Flight
In Maci Sammeli’s family, you don’t catch the flying bug, you inherit it. Both her aunt and grandfatherare EMS pilots at AirEvac in Texas and
High Altitude Helicopter Pilot Training: A US Marine Veteran’s Perspective
“My entire life I have been interested in aviation. After serving eight years in the US Marines, my dream of flight became a reality when
Prescott, Arizona: A Picture Perfect Place to Become a Professional Pilot
It’s not just the 300+ days of sunshine nor just the challenge of high altitude flight training that attracts our student pilots from all over the nation. Nor is it that
Eurocopter X3 turns up speed: Video
Check out the Eurocopter X3, turning up the speed video. Interesting concept, but will it work with props right outside doors? With the Eurocopter, Bell’s
Flight Training Alumni Spotlight: High altitude flight training prepares Guidance Aviation graduates for real world
“After finishing flight training with Guidance Helicopters in the fall of 2007, I went to Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters located in Northern Arizona. After one season with Papillon, I
Guidance Helicopters, Post 911 GI Bill® helicopter flight training: Robert Ardy SOLOS!
Congrats to Robert Ardy, one of our high altitude helicopter flight students. Robert is a Yavapai College student earning an AAS degree using his Post
Military emphasizes high altitude performance, Helicopter sales on rise, Robinson turbine helicopter R66
Guidance Helicopters specializes in high altitude helicopter flight training and this is why the following articles caught our eye. According to Patricia O’Connell of Rolls