"Hawaii’s unique environment, which includes high mountains up to 13,796ft/4,200 meters, active volcanoes, constantly changing weather conditions and busy airspace, (Honolulu International Airport is one of the busiest in the US) is not only the perfect place to get your helicopter pilot training, but also makes your stay an unforgettable experience. The weather in Hawaii is excellent for year round training. No doubt, Hawaii offers the best climate in the U.S.A. You don’t have to put up with the extreme heat of states like Arizona, or the high humidity of the eastern and southern states, which makes your flight training uncomfortable. Also, our flight operations are not restricted by fog, which is very common around the west coast. The average daily temperature in Kona is 85 degrees F (30 degrees C) during summer months and 75 degrees F (24 degrees C) during the winter season. Never too hot and certainly not cold.

"The cross country flights are conducted between Airports, designated landing areas and also between neighbor islands (Maui, Lanai, Molokai, and Oahu) which will give you experience in offshore operations. During your training, you will have many opportunities to practice bush, rugged terrain, mountain, and ridgeline landings. Night flight training is included in our private/commercial pilot courses. We are one of the few schools that can offer Instrument, Instrument Instructor and Airline Transport Pilot Courses as well as External load training. With financing available for all courses, we have all the amenities of the largest helicopter pilot training schools, and yet maintain the personal level of instruction that makes smaller schools so special.

"Mauna Loa Helicopters Pilot Training Schools, are a FAA Part 141 approved ensuring structured and efficient flight training. We are authorized by the U.S. Immigration to issue I-20 forms to foreign students to obtain M-1 student visas. Besides the training, we offer our career-minded students a job assistance program, which from your first day is designed to give you an insight into the aviation industry. An industry which you will come to realize is very small and close knit. Mauna Loa Helicopters prefers to hire its Instructor graduates, depending on the school’s demand at the time and also on the individual’s performance and professionalism. In any case we will help you in any way we can find your first flying job."

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