Product reviews for Career Pilot Training Bundle

The King School Course was excellent in preparing me to take the written Instrument exam.  I scored 93%.  The course's primary focus is teaching you how to answer the questions asked by the FAA, but I also learned the information necessary to pass in the process.  A secondary focus is to teach process/procedure for answering many of  the questions (breaking them into their parts and drawing out pictures).  For me, this was the more valuable aspect, but then my background is design engineering.  One still must restudy those subject areas where you struggled in the practice exams ( I took 4 practice exams before taking the FAA written).  I experienced about 25% new, but related questions from the ones presented in this course.  John's and Martha' presentations in each video are clear, concise, not boring and easily reviewed over and over again if needed (and I did).  The course lacks a lot of instruction on GPS and RNAV (one 30 minute segment), but the FAA written did not test me on more than 3 GPS/RNAV specific questions out of 65.  I would recommend this course to my friends and family who want to prepare for the Instrument Knowledge Exam.  Thanks and Well Done!

This has to be the most exciting part of  flying.  Love this video! I just want to be fully aware and wanted a little more.. to be on the safe side.  But overall,  a well needed resource.

I bought both the Sporty's and King School IFR programs and the King Schools content is vastly superior for the purposes of passing the test.  This course is very focused on teaching you the concepts needed to pass in detail with real examples from the real test.  They even tell you where the FAA has made mistakes so you can answer those questions correctly too!  Now if we could only get the FAA to update their test to reflect the realities of flying IFR today (less on ground based navigation systems and more on GPS), we would be set!

This course is quite adequate and is marketed properly.  They take you through the entire gambit of everything that 1.) you need to know to be a good pilot, and 2.) exactly what is on the FAA tests.  The diagrams used by King Schools, ha to my surprise, were the exact same ones used in my Private pilot written test today.

If you are searching for a training program to ace your FAA Knowledge Test, look no further!  The King School program is simply the BEST training program out there!  John and Martha will teach you everything you need to know, and make it fun!

Excellent prep for the Flight Instructor Practical Test.  The value of the King course is not so much in the actual questions that are asked, but rather in the manner in which they are presented.  While the sampling of questions is good, potentially there are thousands of other questions that could be asked, and many of them would be scenario-dependent.  It would be impossible to cover them all in a short video course. For me, the value of the course was the portrayal of the examiner as a human being who was willing to engage in some humorous give-and-take that helped to put the examinee at ease in a situation that has some built-in stressors.  At the same time, the message to the examinee is clear: Prepare well, know the material, do some practice teaching before the test, and hope the examiner likes your haircut...