Product reviews for Instrument Rating Written & Checkride Combo

Used now KING SCHOOLS for the second time. I needed 2 weeks to prepare me for my instrument written test. I passed at the first try! Thank you Martha and John!

This is an in-depth review in mock-check ride form. Bring your pencil to jot down what you may have missed on your own check ride. They move pretty fast, so be ready.

Great program, great review

A great course that will help the IFR single-pilot recognize those factors that can potentially place both pilot, passengers, and the aircraft in danger.  Self assessment,  proper planning on the ground, organization, cockpit management are a few of the topics covered in this course that will improve the skills of the pilot on an IFR flight.

In all honesty i was hesitant on purchasing the big package. I've just started flying in the US from Australia but genuinely impressed with the resources and information. If you are 100% going to need all the resources then go the big one but i didn't need it as the general instrument written theory was more than enough to do the exam with. I do highly recommend Kings material.

From a simple distraction to complex problems, Surviving Aircraft Emergencies explains how to deal with various aircraft emergencies through a systematic and concise format. By staying calm, flying the aircraft and assessing the situation many emergencies can be successfully averted.  Excellent course!

good course. time for an update?

Great overview of IFR planning and flying. While most of the course is presented with older video segments, the information is timeless.  I also enjoyed the "real world" scenarios presented in this course.  This gives the student some insight into what to expect while while preparing for and flying an IFR flight.
References to past aviation accidents help emphasize the importance of proper ADM and common sense.

Nice presentation good information

By watching the PTS course showing Martha as a Instrument Rating Candidate, it re-enforced in me the confidence needed to successfully pass the Practical Test on the first attempt!