Learning To Fly Helicopters Now

Controlled by your feet, these manage the tail rotor to keep the nose pointed where you want it.

The Ultimate Guide to Learning to Fly Helicopters Learning to fly a helicopter is often described as "kid fun"—an exhilarating, giddy experience that recaptures the pure joy of aviation. However, unlike airplanes, which are designed to be inherently stable, a helicopter is inherently unstable and requires your undivided attention from the moment the rotors start spinning until they come to a complete stop. Learning to Fly Helicopters

A lever to your left that controls the pitch of all rotor blades simultaneously, allowing you to go up or down. Controlled by your feet, these manage the tail