Product reviews for Commercial Pilot Ground School & Test Prep

The mobile app was elegant and made learning easy on the go.  I was disappointed in my score, but nonetheless felt reasonably well prepared despite a mess of a test - the FAA changes are more poorly worded than the orignal questions that they used to publish.  Even further testing into the obscure and irrelevant.

I have used King for my Private and Instrument so it was a no brainer to use it for my Commercial. If you take this course there is no way you can fail the knowledge test. Highly Recommended

Loved it. I've used other online ground schools in the past that just haven't worked for me but this worked fantastic!

Videos help you learn the content, just like a ground school would... but at a rate that fits into your schedule..

The course is excellent.  If you use all the information provided the way it should be used, you can't help but know the material once finished.

I think the website is very user friendly and worked all the time. I think I only had one instance where I lost connection to the server

I purchased  The king commercial course and October and was studying on my own in December I decided to leave Michigan and fly to California to take an accelerated five day commercial course I took to practice exams on the airplane and route to California took the test the next day and scored a 78% with only reviewing the material once

I used King School's Commercial Pilot Ground School & Test Prep Course to prepare for the Commercial Pilot Knowledge Exam.  I was well prepared for the actual exam and passed with flying colors.  John and Martha's engaging approach makes learning easy.  The course is broken into small bite size pieces to easily fit into anyone's busy schedule.  There are hundreds of practice questions with answer explanations.  If you follow the King program, you will pass.

I really enjoyed learning with King Schools

A few questions require scrolling when there is plenty of space so the web presentation could be improved. A few figures where missing (questions about "aircraft in position 3 and position 5... or something). The course does the job but still look a little old like it could have been made 10-20 years ago (for sure some videos are from back then :)