Product Reviews

Great update for a rusty pilot.

4+ stars. For the most part I found the videos engaging, informative, and with good suggestions for remembering some of the concepts. A couple of courses were weak in that regard but they are in the minority. I took 3 practice tests and except for one (I could never find Hobby VOR or airport), they were honest reflections of the course material. Now for the actual FAA test which I will take this coming Friday, 3/6. Wish me luck!

These takeoff and landing skills reviews should be repeated from time to time, particularly if a pilot has not been regularly flying for a while.

Made it look so easy

Having just purchased my first turbine aircraft I thought it was important to prepare for a new level of flying. Even thought the King Air will be flown in the high teens and low FL's, I thought it was important to get as much training as possible.  Thanks John and Martha for all the great years of training videos. I have completed many of my ratings with your courses.

Overall a good refresher but some items need updating and not just a textual update

King school provides videos for every segment of the practical test, but I personally found the videos to be lacking in depth. Additionally, they're mostly very old and lower quality videos. Some things in the videos are not accurate to current regulations or procedures.

A very simple explanation of airport signs and markings.

I have taken the King courses for private pilot and SUAS. They give you the best breakdown to understand the material. Kings courses are awesome at explaining Airspaces by using 3D charts and airspace illustrations to give a clear understanding of the depth and distance of an airspace that you may be flying in.

Having both my Part 107 and bi-annual review done with King school, both of which I loved, this one is right in line as expected. Martha gives a warm down to Earth explanation covering all the bases of what is needed to use the service. A necessity to take for any drone pilot.