Kenosha, Wisconsin · HELICOPTER DIRECTORY PROFILE
Lakeshore Helicopter
Lakeshore places its helicopter instructors at Kenosha Airport in Wisconsin.
Published sources describe helicopter training. Confirm the current courses, aircraft, and schedule directly with the school.
A closer look
Helicopter training information
Lakeshore places its helicopter instructors at Kenosha Airport in Wisconsin. Its published offering combines certificate training with recurrent, night-vision and external-load work; Chicago-area marketing does not make this an Illinois training base.
The helicopter menu includes helicopter private-through-ATP training — individual syllabus to confirm, R66 initial and recurrent training, Bell 206 initial and recurrent training, Night-vision-goggle initial and recurrent training. For a meaningful comparison with another school, request a stage-by-stage plan that names the aircraft, flight and ground instruction, and how progress is reviewed before moving to the next qualification.
Published helicopter training platforms include Robinson R44 Raven II, Robinson R66, Bell 206. This identifies models connected with the reviewed training material; the provider should confirm which aircraft can actually be scheduled for your course.
The school sources supporting this profile were previously reviewed on 2026-10-23. Confirm present course availability with the provider. A targeted check on 2026-10-27 covered helicopter instruction in kenosha, wisconsin. Other content retains the earlier source-review date.
Published school information
Training & aircraft
Training options
- Helicopter private-through-ATP training — individual syllabus to confirm
- R66 initial and recurrent training
- Bell 206 initial and recurrent training
- Night-vision-goggle initial and recurrent training
- Enhanced autorotation training
- Long-line and external-load training
- Cross-country mountain training
- Robinson R22/R44 safety audit
Helicopter models
- Robinson R44 Raven II
- Robinson R66
- Bell 206
Instruction is based in Kenosha, Wisconsin. The school describes a broad private-through-ATP pathway; ask for the current syllabus and prerequisites for the individual certificate you want.
Program scope: Published helicopter instruction associated with this school. Only the supported helicopter portion of its catalog is shown.
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Details to compare
- Compare the helicopter-specific course plan, lesson frequency and instructor continuity.
- Ask for a written estimate that separates helicopter rental, flight instruction, ground lessons, tests and additional-hour charges.
- Confirm which of these published models is scheduled for your stage: Robinson R44 Raven II, Robinson R66, Bell 206. Aircraft access can change between initial and advanced training.
Student review evidence
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No sufficiently matched independent helicopter-student review source is included for this profile. This is an evidence gap, not a negative assessment. Ask for recent students from the same course and operating base.
Review scope: No matched helicopter-student review evidence
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Questions worth asking
- Which helicopter, instructor and syllabus would be assigned to my selected course?
- What is included in the estimate, and how are extra training, cancellations and unused funds handled?
Training framework
FAA reference & course scope
A current helicopter-course approval is not established by the available roster evidence. An absent or unresolved match does not show that the school is closed or that instruction is unavailable. Ask which Part 61 or Part 141 syllabus applies to the course, and cross-check the provider on faa.gov.
Part 61 describes certification and training requirements; it is not a school certification. Part 141 approvals are specific to the school and approved courses.
Reference source: faa.gov ↗Follow the evidence