Look in the game manual that should help with the controls.

and practice !

Just practice I sucked when I first flyied in tha game but now I'm good

Well the right analog does all the major movements just dont push the stick to far to the left or right as this will slam you into the ground.

The right analog basically just changes the way you face hold it to the right or left and you will 360.

UnboundxSoviet wrote I'm having trouble flying it. I always teeter around and crash. BC2's choppers were much more easier to fly. And I did try to change the sticks, but that doesn't work either

Yes it is a pain at first but what I do is, use the right analog stick for forward/ back, and the left analog stick for left and right. This allows you to go faster/ slower, and turn left to right. When you get this down use the right/ left on the analog stick, this will allow you to strafe when your being fired on. Flying= 3rd Person/ Shooting= 1st Person. Hope this helps. Yes I agree is was easier in BFBC2.

Reading the grid readings help to stabilize the helicopter, especially if you want to hover, say because you have a gunner. Keeping the Crosshair on 0 will keep it steady. Looking up plus throttle will make the helicopter go backward. Looking down with throttle will make it go forward. Left analog affects horizontal turn (rotation). Right Analog changes like the angle. Think of it like the jet. The right analog is what you'd use to do a barrel roll. You must balance out the right and left analong stick in a helicopter. Left won't turn it fast enough, and using the right will flip it over. The jets are the same way. I practiced in the Co-op mission. Now I get in dogfights with the jets online or use the attack helicopters on people. If you get the hang of it, you can do what ever, and my favorite if i've been shot: go to plan B... Kamikaze