Product reviews for Private Pilot Online Ground School & Test Prep

The course covered everything required and allowed me to work at my own pace (at nights after work and family duties).  I liked the practice exams and review of answers better than other sites.

After finishing the course, I passed the exam with ease.

Website is fun to navigate through

Very easy to follow and understand.

The videos have all the information you need to pass. Some are extremely old (one refers to the Osprey as "the new tiltrotor that is going to be coming out") so you know they haven't been updated since the early 1990s. The information is still relevant, just old quality.

Watch the video, follow along, be able to do all the question, a few days before you take the test, answer all the questions in the test bank(800+) and you will be set.  Most questions are almost word for word.Also start with:Private Pilot Ground School & Test Prep Course

Course works well on the online platform.  Teaches you everything you need to know to solidly pass the knowledge test.

Very detailed training course and indeed very fun. I did 93% on my PPL Airplane test. My next rating will be with King Schools!

The videos by John and Martha were excellent. Easy to understand, great explanations and not too lengthy so it is easy to digest material in small increments.  However, there were numerous inconsistencies (have now been corrected) with the study questions for each lesson.  The FAA evidently switched the numbering system on their illustrations and many of the questions did not have the updated figure numbers.  This resulted in a lot of aggravation trying to learn basic concepts.  I thought I'd have them figured out, but my answer would be wrong, and I would spend many frustrating hours trying to figure out why.  It was only after I called them and explained the situation, did they review the question and agree that their illustrations had not been updated, and so the "correct" answers/explanations were not really correct.  I called them at least 3 times, with 5 questions that had inconsistent answers.  It was extremely frustrating, and they agreed.  They course should have had better quality assurance.  After the FAA changed the illustrations, the course should have been reviewed with a fine tooth comb to reflect those changes.  But unfortunately that wasn't the case.

The local ground school courses are taught on Wednesday evenings--inconvenient for me. So my CFI recommended the King School. John and Martha taught me everything I needed to know to ace the FAA knowledge test on the first attempt.