Is there a height requirement to become a helicopter pilot? If there is what is the height required?

I don't know of any minimum height, but I'm only a pilot and came through the military side- very average physically. For specifics, I'd try virtualflightsurgeon.com- I think that's the website address.
On a commercial/working pilot side, you'd face some real challenges if your arm and leg reach were significantly less than average. Many cockpit designs are minimally adaptable, a couple of inches either way.

There are military height requirements but on the civil side I'm not sure they exist but keep in mind that they expect you to be tall enough to comfortably reach all controls and to not be so tall that you are uncomfortable and/or make your co-pilot uncomforable.




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NO, there is no height limit or minimum established, as long as you are comfortable reaching the controls and the pedals, however there is a weight limitation. depending on the helicopter, realistically it can range from 180lbs to 230lbs.

I have a current height of 5'6.5" Can I fly commercial helicopters?

i dont want to go in airforce.i am willing to become commercial helicopter pilot.how much height requirement of girl candidate for this field?what are other physical needs?does height requirement different for girls and boys?i have current height 5"2' can i apply?

See Guillermo Raffo comment above...
No being 5'2" or 5'6" is not disqualifying.
   KeB

I am 6'7" 258 and only interested in a private license. Am I too tall-considering headroom?