Product reviews for Instrument Rating Written & Checkride Combo

great

A must for training

I took an in-person instrument ground school about nine years ago, and I have to say that I have learned more from the King instrument ground school that I did in the in-person one.  Some of the segments are a little out dated, but the information throughout the course is very valuable and still practicable for today instrument flying.  I highly recommend it.

Great Test Preparation!  Highly recommend Kings for anyone trying to get their instrument rating.

The King Schools course covers the material and has numerous practice exams necessary to study for and pass the instrument written test.   I was frustrated by the blurry and antiquated images and user interface that was not mobile friendly, antiquated in design and functionality, and often very frustrating.  The course is effective at providing all the FAA questions and getting an endorsement.

Really nice refresher course!  With over 4000 hours of flying Part 121, Part 135 and Part 91, it's always nice to come back and take a refresher course like this!  Doing the radar course next!

Great course!

Very informative. Enjoyed the lessons. Taking this course in conjunction with an instructor ground school and the Kings explain things in a more understandable way.

I have taken the instrument ground school at my VA accredited college.  They use a curriculum based on the JEPPESSEN text books.  I found the college course confusing, having outdated material, and lacking any explanation.  YOUR course broke everything down, explained it thoroughly, and was much more informative.  The only thing better would be to sit in the same room with John and Marthe for instruction.I give the course high marks and praise.  I'd recommend this course to anyone.  MONEY WELL SPENT!

The videos in this series are informative, but dated. The information is good, but the old videos that were recorded when John and Martha King were younger are looking very out of date. The online graphics are unreadable on the test questions. The new HD video segments are much better. It is nice to see what John and Martha look like now too, rather than 30 years ago. They have aged well. Even the FAA has updated the graphics in their test supplement to include color and sharp clear printing. The video series needs to reflect that overall improvement that is a result of modern technology and printing.