ATP/CFI/CFII with 6000hrs total in Sikorsky, Eurocopter, Bell, MD etc. I have 1500 hours R22 and about 3 hours R44. I'm looking to fly some tours in an R44 close to home as a retirement gig. Any tips on how to built R44 time cheap or for free? I think I only need 25 hours R44 for the SFAR, but maybe 100 hours for insurance. Just looking something fun to do in retirement to get out of the house for a few hours.

(And I'm not asking about Robinson safety stats, so no need to go there. Learned about that flying the R22).

Tree Fiddy!!!!!!!!!

So are you homeless....?  Where is home....?  If your resume has the times you say you know how to network and look at your local flight schools, tour companies etc..