Helicopter Training Programs

As a FAR Part 141 and Part 61 facility, Upper Limit Aviation offers a rigorous helicopter training program with courses that take students through Private to Certified Flight Instrument Instructor (CFII). ULA uses a consistent and standardized curriculum, which include proprietary, FAA approved, course syllabi. In addition to its exclusive affiliation with Salt Lake Community College, ULA offers 13 FAR Part 141 courses. This allows ULA to train international students and offer Veterans Benefits Under Chapter 30 and Chapter 33 of the GI Bill.

Enrollment Requirements Application for Admission

Course Catalog
GI Bill / Benefits

Programs (Partnership with SLCC) / Spring 2012

• Associate of Science in Professional Pilot
• Applied Associate of Science in Professional Pilot
• Professional Pilot Certificate Program
• Learn more about the Professional Pilot Program

Programs and Courses (ULA) / Spring 2012

• CFI / CFII Programs
  • Certified Flight Instructor (CFI)
  • Certified Flight Instructor Instrument (CFII)
• Indivdual Courses
  • Private Pilot Certification
  • Commercial Pilot Certification
  • Certified Flight Instructor CFI
  • Instrument Rating
  • Certified Flight Instructor Instrument CFII
• Advanced Courses
  • Mountain Flying
  • External Load Training
  • Robinson R44 Transition Course
  • Robinson R22 Transition Course
  • Turbine Transition Course
  • SFAR 73 Transition Course

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Located at the Salt Lake International Airport (SLC), ULA operates in Class Bravo (B) airspace. This offers students daily practice in communication with air traffic control in busy and highly regulated airspace.

VA APPROVED FLIGHT COURSES

Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) is currently the only college program in the state of Utah, in association with Upper Limit Aviation and Cornerstone Aviation, offering VA approved courses for both helicopters and fixed-wing. Benefits are available under Chapters 30, 31, 33, 1606 and 1607. ULA's FAR Part 141 certificates, including its special curricula courses, have also been approved by the Veterans Administration.

Benefits, for those who qualify, include Private to CFII under Chapter 33, or Instrument to CFII under Chapter 30. Additionally, if a student has exhausted their current Chapter 30 benefits they may be eligible to enroll in SLCC, receiving another 12 months of benefits under Chapter 33.

Because this partnership is unique, the relationship between the VA, SLCC, and Upper Limit Aviation is constantly being updated and redefined. Please check our newsletter for the latest updates.

For more information on the use of VA benefits and coverage, visit: www.va.gov. For your eligibility status, please visit: http://www.gibill.va.gov/