Product reviews for Instrument Rating Get It All Kit

Really helpful

Have used these guys from the early 90's to learn and still do for occasional review.  You uncover tidbits of knowledge you missed the last time every time you watch.

Lessons come in the form of bite-sized videos between 1-20 minutes long, depending on the subject. Videos are easy to follow but prepare you completely to do well on the exam, while at the same time truly understanding the concepts.

There were some great pointers on the Practical Risk Management for IFR course that almost seem like, 'Oh yeah" moments.

This was an excellent preparation review program for the instrument checkride. I used this has final study guide in the days leading up to my instrument check. I found the tips and dialogue particularly useful and was able to apply some of them during my test. Thank you Martha and Mary, you definitely contributed to my successful exam.

I am far from a plate master but this has made me feel more comfortable with the information on the plates and provided in depth details on how to read and manage your airport and IFR procedure information needs better.

The information presented was good but the material (charts, equipment, etc) was dated. The last lesson on the G1000 was helpful. I would like to see other modern technology tools (like ForeFlight et. al.) integrated into this course.

Though ive been flying in the instrument world always good to review the rules and regulations,

Excellent presentation.

The IFR Rating Ground School and Test Prep helped prepare me for the knowledge test.  However, you are going to have to really study.  You can't just try to memorize the questions and the answers from the test prep and then take the test.  The FAA test questions are no longer identical to what you learn in the class, so they really test whether or not you actually understand the material.