Owner Rhonda Boulette and SLM Senior Account Executive Julianne Peck are ready to help you fund your flying career.


INFORMATION REGARDING LOANS AND FINANCE PROGRAMS:

SLM Financial - Career Training Loans:
SLM is very successful with approving many of Northeast Helicopter's current students who qualify for financing with career training loans.  These loans are not like typical college loans, they are not high risk and are a little more difficult to get.  If you have a poor credit history, no credit history, or are unemployed, you can still qualify for a loan by applying with a creditworthy co-borrower. 

You can learn more about SLM through their web site: www.slmfinancial.com. NEH school code is:  603836.

Call Rhonda anytime for help with your SLM application!

 

Pilot Finance, Inc. :
Pilot Finance, Inc. can help you with smaller loan amounts. Looking for your private license or maybe an add-on rating?  Pilot Finance might be just what you need.  The loan is designed for part-time students only.  Maximum amount that can be financed is limited to the applicant's income, credit history and debts.  You can apply on-line at www.pilotfinance.com or call 800-667-0201. 

 

AOPA (Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association):  AOPA offers flight training credit cards for helicopters in amounts up to $25,000.00 through MBNA Bank.  No collateral or down payment is required.  Repayment terms are as long as five years.   You can contact MBNA Bank toll free at 1-800-882-8648, or www.aopa.org/info/certified

 

Other Options:

Students may choose to visit their bank, and discuss home equity loans or lines of credit versus the above options.

Just a few short years ago, there was little available as far as financial aid for a career as a helicopter pilot. We are very fortunate to have these options for students seeking help. Rhonda will be happy to talk to you on any or all of the above options, just contact her.

 

To save you time and frustration, please keep in mind that NEH is not currently a Title 4 Accredited school.  NEH is regulated strictly by the FAA, not the State of CT educational system.  Therefore, there are limited options for financing.