RotorLab Academy
Learn RotorLab by using it.
Short, hands-on trainings for each area of RotorLab, from filing a flight to closing a work order. Each one ends in a certificate with an ID anyone can check, and your org admin can see who has passed what.
Free for members of RotorLab organizations during launch. RotorLab Basics takes about 30 minutes.
Start where your work is
Everyone starts with RotorLab Basics. Then take the trainings for your role, in any order.
Pilot
Log flights, plan and dispatch jobs, and keep your Pilot Record current.
About 3 hours
Maintainer
Keep aircraft, batteries and work orders current, and read what the logs show.
About 2 hours 15 minutes
Safety or compliance lead
Keep authorizations, occurrences, safety and audit records in order.
About 2 hours 15 minutes
Engineer or builder
Design a build and check its balance, radio range and performance.
About 2 hours
Org admin
Add members, set roles and sign-in policy, and see who has passed what.
About 1 hour to start
All trainings
Every area of RotorLab, 30 to 60 minutes each, with more added over time.
See every trainingHow each training works
01 Read the step
Each step says what the page is for and exactly what to do, with the labels you will see on screen.
02 Do it in RotorLab
Open the page in a shared practice organization and do the step yourself. Nothing you do there reaches your own organization’s records.
03 Prove it
Answer a question you can only answer by doing the step, then pass a ten-question final check with 80% or more. You can retake it.
New here? Create your Academy account with the same work email you use in RotorLab, so your org admin can add you to your team. Your Academy sign-in is separate from RotorLab for now.
What training your team gets you
- A team that uses what you bought. Each member learns the pages for their role: pilots file flights, maintainers close work orders, safety leads keep records current.
- A record of who passed which training. Each certificate carries the person, the training, the date passed and the expiry date, with an ID anyone can verify.
- No risk to your records. Every exercise runs in a separate practice organization.
Training for your whole team
We set up a team space for your organization. Your org admins add members, group them by crew or department, assign trainings and see who has passed what, with expiry dates.
Certificates you can check
Each certificate names the person, the training, the date passed and the date it expires, 24 months later. Its ID and QR code open a public verification page.
A RotorLab Academy certificate records completion of RotorLab product training. It is not a pilot certificate, license, rating or regulatory approval, and no regulator has reviewed it. Your organization decides how it counts this training.
Questions
Is it free?
During launch, trainings are free for members of RotorLab organizations.
Do I need a RotorLab account?
Yes. For now the Academy has its own sign-in. Register with the work email you use in RotorLab so your org admin can add you to your team.
Does it touch my organization’s real records?
No. Every exercise runs in a shared practice organization, separate from yours.
Ready when you are
Start with RotorLab Basics. It takes about 30 minutes, and your progress is saved.