CONV(H) · Helicopter
Your training, clearly mapped.
An individually assessed helicopter conversion route for eligible military, government, foreign-trained or previously licensed pilots moving into Malaysia’s civil licensing system.
Training focus
Capability built step by step.
Licence, logbook and recency assessment
Recognition of qualifying experience
Targeted civil-theory bridging
Aircraft-specific check preparation
Course structure
What the training covers.
The sequence connects theoretical understanding, instructor briefing, practical application and structured assessment.
Records and eligibility review
Licences, logbooks, medical status, ratings and training history are checked for completeness.
Authority assessment
CAAM determines the applicable credit and civil conversion requirement.
Ground bridging
Malaysian civil law, procedures and identified theoretical gaps.
Flight bridging
Handling, emergencies, navigation and check preparation based on the approved plan.
Knowledge areas
Subjects and disciplines.
- Malaysian Air Law
- Helicopter Operations
- Performance
- Human Factors
- Navigation
- Meteorology
- Radio Procedures
- Emergency Procedures
Before you apply
Entry and document review.
- Relevant helicopter licence or recognised service training
- Verified flight records and logbooks
- Applicable medical certificate
- Evidence of ratings and recency
- CAAM review or approval where applicable
Programme FAQ
Questions before you apply.
Will all my previous helicopter hours be credited?
Not automatically. Credit depends on documentary evidence, recency, licence status and CAAM’s individual assessment.
Can LLFA confirm my exact course before reviewing my logbook?
No. The safe and accurate route can only be defined after reviewing your licence, logbook, ratings and supporting records.
Does LLFA provide student accommodation?
Yes. Student accommodation is available as part of LLFA’s brand-new campus experience. Room type, location, occupancy, availability and current terms should be confirmed with Admissions for your intake.
Where is the training conducted?
LLFA operates from Sultan Azlan Shah Airport in Ipoh, Perak. Admissions will confirm the reporting instructions for your programme and intake.
Are the published duration and hours guaranteed?
No. Published durations and hours describe the current programme structure or an indicative pathway. Progress, examinations, weather, aircraft serviceability, authority requirements and scheduling can affect completion time.
How do I confirm my eligibility?
Contact Admissions with your age, academic qualifications, nationality, medical status and any existing licence or logbook details. LLFA will advise which documents are needed for a formal review.
Speak with Admissions
Build the right flight path from the start.
Ask about your eligibility, the next intake, accommodation at the new campus and the documents required for review.
Programme details are subject to LLFA confirmation, the approved syllabus and applicable CAAM requirements. Admission, completion, examination results, licence issuance and employment are not guaranteed.