Product reviews for Private Pilot Get It All Kit

first course was very informative. i feel i learned a lot and im excited to continue my studies with kings schools

Really enjoyed

Very nice course providing a good review of regs we don't often think about and those that we do need to be aware of in conducting normal day to day flying.

Very easy to follow!

Good review of risk management

Just did my test today, after 3 months of studies about 3x a week for 1-2 hours at a time.  No problems passing on the first try. I used a combination of this course and a couple of books when I felt I needed to learn more on particular subject: Rod Machado's Private Pilot Handbook and Delia Colvin' s Aviation Weather made easy.  I feel great!  Now I can focus on finishing the flying this summer!

I've been preparing off an on (mostly off) since 1978 to get my Private Pilots Certificate.  Life does take you on many adventures and sidetracks on your path to the License to Learn.  A few years ago it was time to make it happen ... and the first step I took was to buy the King Schools Private Pilot Course and started studying - well before I found a flight school and CFI.  The format with brief learning 'bites' - humor - the ability to access the material online anywhere and at anytime - made it a joy to study. The learning modules are always updating and evolving so I have always felt up to date.  Tough concepts are made easy.  Confidence is instilled by John and Martha.  I took my knowledge exam today and whizzed through the exam confident that I would score well - confident that I would score really well.  I made a 97 I only missed 2.  My only disappointment was with me.  Against the King's advice I changed an answer - from the correct one to the second best one - which was wrong.   I'm more than satisfied because I know the King's gave me the knowledge and confidence to score really well with "no stress".  I actually enjoyed taking the exam!

May bueno

Simple and to the point

Great tips on understanding what you might have to do or at least consider when confronting a variety of weather conditions.