Product reviews for Airplane Flight Instructor Refresher Course (FIRC)

John and Martha are the best.  I been doing King Schools ground stuff for more then 30 yearsEMS Pilot ATP typed CE650 CFIIME LAND AND SEA

After being a CFI since 19880, this is the first time I tried a Renewal online. I always went directly to my FSDO to have them renew it for me but I decided to try something different. Glad I did. It was a nice departure from the norm. Very intuitive and fresh way to renew. I like john and Martha's teaching techniques and training aids. Very helpful. Thanks and I'll. Be back again.

This course covered risk management, scenario based training, transition to the new Airman Certification Standards, teaching tablet EFB's, IACRA, TSA, and more.  Exactly what I needed to bring me up to speed with current flight training doctrine, regulations, and technology.  Well done!

RELEVANT & FLEXABLE--- The material was up to date.(relevant) and permitted me to set my own pace, delve deeper into the extra links that were offered and choose the time , place & device of my choice.(flexible) Was fun too!! Thank you, Jim

This course is easy to use and they have done a great job at introducing new material that is very important to use to help make better/safer pilots out of our students.

While the FIRC accomplishes the goal, it does require quite a bit of time to work through the course.  I would suspect most dedicated instructors could work through the course in a more efficient manner if allowed.

I used this course last time as well, so it was my first choice for this reup, great just like last time, the updates on the ACS and the elective on tablets in the cockpit were a great addition. Great refresher for a working pilot who doesn't spend as much time instructing as he would like to, A+

Glad I chose the King FIRC again.  One of the things I really like about King courses is John and Martha.  This FIRC does a great job of blending text and video.  I appreciated the links to other resources from both the Kings and elsewhere.  I really like that this FIRC is geared toward teaching practice rather than just a review of knowledge, and that the evaluations assess understanding, not just rote.