Product reviews for Private Pilot Online Ground School & Test Prep

The course builds from basic to complex knowledge in the proper order as to not to confuse the learner.  I recommend going through the course once prior to flight instruction, and again in concurrence with flight lessons.  You will impress your instructor if you already know subject matter such as reading charts and utilizing a VOR system, which saves time (aka $$$) in training.  Other items will make more sense after you've been in the plane.  Much of the course can be done on mobile phone anywhere.  Marking and reviewing questions is very easy.  Some of the course, especially the practice exams, will require a large screen such as a PC.

Well worth it

This course explained all of the necessary concepts in a way that was easy to absorb. I took copious notes that I could review and had zero hesitation with any of the questions on the exam.

King Schools gives you the meat and potatoes for what you need to get your private handled like a champ. I like the logical progression through courses Thanks!

The videos can be a bit cheesy but it seems like they had fun making them. All in all, there were solid explanations to concepts and the course is layed out in a very effective way.

helped me understand the material, not just the answers

I was quite pleased with the King's course and well prepared for my Private Pilot knowledge exam. There were a few topics that could have been covered in more detail and had more representative sample questions, but it was spot-on for most of the exam.

Overall great resource to supplement other study materials.

This program is great for learning and understanding the required knowledge base needed to pass the Airman Knowledge Test. I had tried other programs, but they seemed to just skim the surface and not cover all subjects in depth. I felt prepared for the knowledge test after finishing the Kings School program and taking their practice tests. I passed my test on the first try!

Most of the topic that i faced in the actual test were covered in the course and in the prep test. I had close to 12 questions that was not part of the course plan at all