Product reviews for Career Pilot Training Bundle

Very good, concise explanation of all the maneuvers.

Very user friendly

excellent, spells out exactly what one can expect on their check ride

Overall, did a good job of test review focusing on what the FAA asks on the written exam, but did not go much beyond this (i.e., if there's not an FAA question on the topic, it's not well covered in the course).

I have a Flight Review this month. I always use the Take-Off or Risk Management courses for review before taking the Flight Review. I find the King courses rich in content and very well presented and have used them for years.

So  good!  I am learning so much and after viewing I don't feel overwhelmed.

Great experience

Practical Knowledge and tips for aircraft maneuvers have meshed well with my CFI flight training.  Looking forward to completing my requirements for my Private Pilot's license.

I took lots of notes to go over before I take my PPL.

I originally took this course in 2008. Never took the actual exam. That was cd/dvd oriented. This course someone needs to go through. It kept blowing me back to a login screen. Some of the courses skipped around. For example if you took say weather, first entry, when you completed that section there was a new first one, the second one was checked as completed. I thought it was just me, then another section did the same thing. BTW, the next course - the checkride course was just user hostile. It kept thinking I wasn't me and demanded my password, other security questions even though I had just used the previous section moments before. At one point I called up because I had so much trouble.  I'm using Windows 10, so it's MS Edge browser and Firefox. Firefox seemed to work better.I'd offer to go through it again and help, however I'm afraid you take me up on the offer. The course requires a lot of cognitive attention, as it should.  The material isn't easy.Someone should get a pat on the back for breaking the segments up. They're long enough and the tests quick enough that you tend to retain it.  I think that part is where it should be. Any longer and I bet I'd tune it out.