Product reviews for Practical Risk Management For Pilots

Good common sense course, Will surely use this!!

Excellent review of risk evaluation and management!  Medical professional would do well to view this important course given the similarities with medical procedures.

A great review of what a pilot should always keep in mind regardless of experience or training.

when I first made the decision to become a private pilot over 20 yrs ago, I purchased your Learn to fly course and found it to be a wonderful way to learn. I am glad to see that you are still providing quality instruction for new and OLD pilots like me. I stopped flying in 1999, and have recently made the decision to resume flying after an absence of 16 yrs. It is refreshing to learn that not that much has really changed with the exception of a few regulations and the price of airplanes and Aviation Fuel. I 'm looking forward to more years of fun flying. Thank you again for your expertise.Jim in Texas

Common sense for dummies that somehow learned to fly.-- What does that mean.Do you mean that all of us that fly could be real dummies.If all of us would check the news, check how many flying accidents occur each and every year even after some of us continue with our education to become better pilots using Kingschools to assist us become better and sharper when we fly and when we reach for a higher rating.WOW! Personally, I am using Kingschools to keep me reaching for the stars and they are teaching me, not only about the wonderment of flying, but how to do it safely so me and my family can live a long happy life!.The safer that us pilots fly... the longer they can stay alive.Remember that flying is a very safe method of travel unless you forget "The dummy Effect"  DON"T FORGET WHAT YOU LEARNED FROM A GREAT SCHOOL LIKE KINGSCHOOLS.COM

Great discussion of risk management!

Common sense habits to fly by

This review brought to mind my own close shaves. Thank you for the acronyms checklist to preflight the pilot.

Because you can this course will explain to you if you should. An enlightening look into a pilot psyche and the reasons sometime wrong decisions become disasters.

This is a course I will review often. As an older pilot regaining my currency, I've often pondered that I'm not the same confident, self-assured man I was thirty years ago and I've wondered if that would hamper my current abilities as a pilot.  This course made me realize that those changes work to my advantage, especially regarding risk assessment and management.  I'm much more careful and thorough than I used to be, and I take more time to make sure I've done all I should have to prepare for and execute a safe flight.  This increases my risk margin significantly, and will ultimately make me a much safer pilot.