Product reviews for Airplane Navigation From A to Z - (King Classic)

Thumbs up!

While some of the info predates WAAS, this course is filled with little details we may have forgotten and is a really useful look at how we got to where we are now.

The information is good for explaining very basic instruments along with airline FMC, but it’s kind of surprising how often they talk about “the future of flying” when it’s already here.  Would really like to see tutorials on how people fly today during instrument training instead of the old basics.

Great information as always from King Schools. Would love to see the videos updated. :-)

I have been a pilot for 35 years and haven't flown for awhile and it is a good course. as for the web site it is prefect

more information then ill ever need but nice to know

Fantastic course. Gives a very detailed overview of navigation systems, with excellent graphic support and enthusiastic instructors. John and Martha: you rock!

Great, thanks

Love the material

This is a bit dated as we now have an amazing array of navigation aids for any GA cockpit.  Examples are  Stratus ESG and Stratus 3, especially connected with ForeFlight for a robust glass cockpit or redundancy if you insist on steam instrumentation.  These examples are just the tip of the iceberg in terms of what is offered by aviation vendors, big and small.  Did I mention synthetic vision, 3D airport views, extension lines, breadcrumbs and on and on on actual VFR or IFR charts with appropriate Jepp plates where required.  Oh, how about onboard instant (less than 15 minutes old in most cases) weather, bogey location, elevation and direction, etc.