Helicopter Online Ground School Podcast

Check out Kenny's Clone at www.askhogs.comIn this episode of HOGS, we introduce the revolutionary new HOGS virtual assistant that is available 24/7 to answer all your helicopter training questions. Kenny Keller, the host, demonstrates how this virtual assistant, known as "Kenny's Clone," draws from over 12 years of experience and content to provide accurate and helpful answers. Listeners get a firsthand look at the capabilities of this technology, including its responses to random questions and a peek at the voice feature. Kenny highlights the value of this free service and how it will continue to evolve as more interactions occur. Additionally, he shares exciting news about the celebration of twelve years online and offers a special discount for HOGS community members. Join us as we explore this groundbreaking development and get ready for more insightful content in the upcoming episodes!

Join us in celebrating H.O.G.S.' twelve year online anniversary! We've got exciting updates, including a 30-day sale with 20% off all H.O.G.S. memberships with "HOGS12YEARS' code, and new offerings like the private lifetime membership. Plus, we're launching the paperback version of 'Private Pilot 101' and updating our Amazon bestsellers. Stay tuned for freebies, live events, and special trainings over the next month. Subscribe, like, and share to stay updated on all the giveaways and exclusive offers. H.O.G.S. wouldn't be here without you, our amazing community. Your support means everything. Peace out, and here's to twelve years of success! See you in the next video.

In this podcast episode, Kenny Keller recounts a fatal helicopter crash caused by a kneeboard flying out of the helicopter and damaging the tail rotor, resulting in the deaths of the occupants. Kenny emphasizes the importance of securing all items in the helicopter, detailing instances of seat cushions and pieces of paper flying out and causing distractions during flight. The key topics of the episode are the significance of securing items inside the helicopter during doors-off flying, and the potential dangers posed by seemingly insignificant objects becoming distractions or hazards during flight. Kenny also briefly mentions knee boards and checklists, along with offering resources for helicopter pilots, such as a package of books and a free PDF on top ten check ride tips.Hey ask your helicopter training questions to Kenny's Clone! Available 24/7, this virtual assistant will help answer all your relatable questions, check it out at ask.hogs.com today! Don't forget to check out Helicopter Online Ground School

Talk to Kenny's Clone at www.askhogs.com. Visit Helicopter Online Ground School at www.helicopterground.comWelcome to another high-flying episode of "Hogs", the podcast for rotary wing enthusiasts and aspiring aviators! I'm your host, Kenny Keller, and today we've got an informative and engaging discussion lined up for you.We're going to tackle a big question in the world of helicopter flight training: Should You Purchase A Robinson R-22? To help us navigate this topic, we've invited Chris Nelson to the show. Chris has hands-on experience, having bought a 2006 Robinson R-22 for his own flight training journey. He's here to share the ins and outs of owning a chopper while chasing those pilot credentials.Chris will delve into the nitty-gritty of his training, the flying culture, and the significant financial implications of helicopter ownership. We'll learn about the essential aspects of airport etiquette, the critical nature of logbook accuracy, and the importance of patience and thoroughness in the cockpit.Bu

In this episode of "H.O.G.S," we'll be discussing the importance of instrument panel lights at night and the potential issues that can arise if they're not functioning properly. Our experienced pilot shares a valuable tip about checking the dimmer switch and emphasizes the need for extra caution and preparation when flying at night. We'll also touch on the humbling experience of flying at night after a long break and the importance of thorough preflight checks and cockpit organization. So, if you've been neglecting night flying, this episode is a reminder to take the time to prepare and approach it with a slow, smooth, and methodical mindset. So, let's dive into the world of night flying and learn from the experiences shared in this episode of "H.O.G.S.."If you have any questions regarding the world of helicopters, don't hesitate to ask Kenny's clone! Click here to get your questions answered! www.askhogs.com

www.privateblueprint.com"Thanks to all of you, we've hit Amazon number one with Private Pilot 101! It's been a 12-year journey, and we couldn't have done it without your support. Whether you've bought a course, liked a video, or left a comment, you're the reason we're here. This is my fourth number one bestseller, and it's all because of you. From my first one ten years ago to now, your support has been incredible. Thank you, everyone. Your support means the world to us. Peace out."

In a recent episode of "hogs" podcast titled "Get Ready for the Paperback Proof Private Pilot 101," Kenny Keller from Helicopter Online Ground School, or "hogs," shared valuable insights and success stories revolving around helicopter flight training. The podcast episode delved into the impact of Helicopter Online Ground School on students and instructors, as well as the launch of Keller's latest book, "Private Pilot 101 - A Helicopter Training Blueprint." In this blog post, we'll explore the key takeaways from the podcast and shed light on how "hogs" is transforming flight training for aspiring helicopter pilots.Success Stories: Transforming Aviation EducationKeller shared a powerful success story of a student named Johan Vanderwalt, who impressively completed a private pilot three-week course with ease. Despite the intensity of the program, Johann's comprehensive knowledge, acquired through Helicopter Online Ground School, enabled him to excel in his training. Another success story highlighted the journey o

Private Pilot 101 www.privateblueprint.comWe will discuss essential tips every private pilot needs to know, including the critical advice to always have a chart backup for your trusty iPad. On top of that, we are launching a groundbreaking book, "Private Pilot 101: A Helicopter Training Blueprint." This guide is teeming with answers to your burning questions, flight training nuggets, and crucial test day preparations, specially curated for newcomers and the seasoned private pilot alike.Be sure to tune in as we also introduce our innovative virtual assistant platform at askhogs.com, where you can access over 2000 pieces of curated content. Despite this tech advancement, our commitment to personalized service remains sky-high, with Heather at the controls of customer service seven days a week.In this episode, we uncover the secret behind Johann's skyrocketing success in achieving his pilot rating in just three weeks, and reveal candid stories from members like Travis that will inspire and educate. Mark, our lat

Welcome to the hogs podcast! In today's episode, we dive into the exciting world of helicopter flying as we discuss the upcoming release of a new book specifically designed for beginner private pilots. The book covers essential topics such as the process of becoming a licensed helicopter pilot, prerequisites for flight training, types of helicopter licenses, and the costs associated with helicopter flight training. Listeners are invited to contribute their burning questions and book title suggestions for this beginner-focused guide. So if you're a newbie or have valuable insights to share with those just starting out on their helicopter flying journey, this episode is for you. Stay tuned as we explore what it takes to soar to new heights in the world of helicopter piloting.

"Discover why an instrument rating is a pilot's lifesaver! Learn how it can make you a better pilot, save money, and enhance your safety in our latest video.

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Kenny with Helicopter Online Ground School, LLC talks with Todd Smith, Director of Aviation Programs at Madisonville Community College. Todd explains many of the many available benefits of attending Flight Training through college courses!https://www.madisonville.kctcs.eduMD-Aviation01@kctcs.edu

Daniel found H.O.G.S on youtube back in 2016 and immediately wanted to sign up. He was in grad school and had no money for the program. But, he knew he couldn't miss the opportunity to get the training he needed, so he sold his guitar on craigslist and purchased the lifetime membership. He has a background in sales, marketing, business management and operations. He loves aviation and is standing by to take your call and help you plan out your training with HOGS, and your future in aviation!Contact us at https://www.HelicopterGround.com. You can also text or call us at 574-767-1797

#293 There is no right way - Coffee With KennyDay 293 Coffee with Kenny! Special edition CWK today. Bottom line, when it comes to helicopter training and the route that you take, it comes down to what is best for you! Everyone has an opinion and the way that they think is the "right" way to go about the path, but ultimately it is up to you and what fits with your lifestyle at the moment. Your family and your personal well being and your finances should be number one.

#292 "any particular helicopter that’s in a higher demand for pilots?"Welcome to day 292 Coffee with Kenny! Today I have a great question! From a member currently training in an R-22 and asks if I knew of any particular helicopter that is in demand more than another. First off, Robinson Helicopters are the most popular helicopters in demand, weather you love them or hate them. You do need to research this a little bit, because there are good reasons to get flight time in different aircraft! It will help make you more marketable when the time comes!

#291 Fixed Wing time, would you think that would help?Day 291 Coffee with Kenny! This might be the fastest Coffee with Kenny yet, but today I will be answering a question from a ground school member Logan, he is going to a Part 141 flight school funded by the GI bill. He asks, when companies are hiring, will they except fixed wing hours as well as rotor hours? I say absolutely Logan, it is all good and if you are wanting to do it, and you can afford it, go for it, it may very well help in the career that you are going for!

#288 The Path to Professional Helicopter Pilot!Welcome to day 288 Coffee with Kenny! We have an awesome question today from a young lady in high school. She lives in Ohio and still goes to school, but wants to know what steps she needs to take in order to get her career going, and what if any college she needs. So to start answering, I will state that a lot of jobs in the helicopter field do not require any degree, however, I would say some kind of aviation degree or specific degree depending on what kind of pilot that you want to be.

#286 Learning To Hover - can be Scary Stuff!Day 286 Coffee with Kenny! Today we are going to take a look at the new studio that we turned around for our Halloween sale! Then we will take a look at scary helicopter hovers! When you first start out, this is normal and you are going to over control and that is just natural starting out. So you are going to be all over the place! Don't get scared and don't stress over it, it just takes time and looks really bad, but it is how you learn, stick with it, and pretty soon, you will get there!

#285 Helicopter Aerobatics, unless specifically trained, DON'T!Welcome to day 285 Coffee with Kenny! Today I wanted to talk about the fact that most Helicopter Aerobatics being done is illegal and not done by trained pilots in approved aircraft. So don't be fooled by the YouTube videos you see, it is not what we are trained to do. If you are trained for this, and fly an approved aircraft, great, good for you, aerobatics are cool! But not if you're doing it to show off and are not trained. Stay safe everyone! Slow, Smooth, Methodical movements!

#284 AUTOROTATION: Throttle Chop or Smooth Roll Off?Welcome to day 284 Coffee with Kenny! Today is a quick one on this Saturday! Answering a question from a member asking about surprise throttle chops and asks about autorotations and auto power on/power off. Of course, first I will say, it depends on the aircraft you are flying and the procedures in the POH. With that being said, there may be times where you need to veer from what the manufacturer says. I'll explain in the following video.