Reading this short and engaging read is a simple way to improve your flying by learning to recognize and apply subtle tips and techniques. Not only is it valuable for helicopter pilots of all experience levels, but includes additional pointers specifically for flight instructors throughout the book. As an ab-initio flight instructor and training pilot with Prairie Helicopters, I've found small adjustments and well timed comments during training can lead to significant improvements, and this book truly is a tool to go from a good pilot to a great one.

— Amy Szakacsi, Ab-Initio Flight Instructor & Training Pilot, Prairie Helicopters

This book is extremely well written and will be of great value to a student just starting out or to a wise old helicopter instructor that's likely seen it all and any helicopter pilot serious about being the best they can be at their craft. All the information in this book is so easy to understand and better yet it's your commonsense approach in explaining things that makes it a joy to read. I have been flying and training in high-performance aircraft for more than 30 years and have managed a large flight department for the last 13 years, so this book matters to me. I tell folks all the time the absolute best training I receive and have ever received comes from you Larry. Your unwavering professionalism and expertise are such a breath of fresh air in this world of aviation. The techniques you teach and how well you're able to concisely break it down in terms even I can understand is remarkable. A quality, simple and very informative small book that will help many helicopter pilots and instructors for many years to come.

— Mike York, Director of Aviation, Joe Gibbs Racing

Larry's approach to instruction is unique in that he doesn't try to reinvent the way you fly a helicopter. Instead, he identifies small habits and refinements that can make an already competent pilot smoother, more precise, and more deliberate. Having had the opportunity to fly with Larry personally, I found 10 Habits for Helicopter Pilots to be an excellent representation of the way he teaches in the aircraft. The book explains not only the techniques he teaches, but more importantly, the reasoning behind them. The habits build naturally on one another and provide value to both experienced pilots looking to refine their flying and instructors looking for better ways to teach those same concepts. These aren't simply techniques to read about; they are habits that can become part of the way you fly and the way you teach.

— Art Connolly, ATP Helicopter | CFII Rotorcraft, Former Chief Pilot, Air Ambulance Operations