Product reviews for Private Pilot Get It All Kit

Great in depth details about Risk Management.

Haven’t flown in quite a while and this refresher is just the ticket to get the cobwebs out

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The content King Schools provides is very well organized and gave me a good place to start learning about aviation as someone who had very little knowledge to begin with. The explanations provided by the presenters were easy to understand and concise, making learning a breeze.

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After struggling with landings having this resource to watch as many times as needed without the pressures of having an instructor right next to me and actually flying things started to click and I started buttering my landings.

THOROUGH, MANY SUGGESTIONS ON TECHNIQUES FOR NIGHT FLYING.  NEVER EASY TO TEACH ENGINE OUT LANDING, BUT WELL ILLUSTRATED SECTIONS ON THAT.  LOTS TO WORK ON WITH NIGHT FLYING, BUT ANTICIPATE MUCH PRACTICE!

I am now confident in reading different weather reports

Recently (May 2023?) the FAA changed their Private Pilot Airplane tests.  Now 65 questions instead of 60, and now with 1.5 hours allotted instead of 2.5.

There were also 3-4 questions about topics that I had not even heard mentioned before, either in Kings, or in the ground work I did at my flight school.  The proctors at the testing center said that because of that, they've been seeing a lot of 70's and low 80's for test scores lately.

YET, Kings helped me prepare well enough to get a 90% on the test, in about 40 minutes.

For refrence, I did not only the 3 practice exams, but also the random exam questions after that 3-4 times in the weeks leading up to the test, and was getting 91 - 95%.  So figure that you will be 3-5 percent lower on the actual test that what you are seeing in the King's practice tests until they can update their course.