Product reviews for Complete Private Pilot Course

This course is a must for anyone preparing for the FAA Knowledge test.

I am already a private pilot as of a few months ago, but I am now completing the practical course for private pilots. I think Kings has done a great job of sharing the experience of an actual private pilot checkride. The reason I've decided to do the course now is for the purpose of review. I've not been PIC for a couple months and wanted to get myself a bit more familiarized before I hop back into the cockpit. I like that a standard, frequently used aircraft (C172) was selected as the aircraft for John's checkride. He also does a good job of "thinking out loud," which is something I found extremely helpful during my instruction days. John King's checkride demonstrated a very accurate picture of what a student pilot can expect on their own examination day. I found myself having flashbacks of my own checkride the whole way through this course. It was totally realistic, and was full of teaching-type feedback at all points of the course!

Outstanding online course. Gives you a full idea of what to expect on your check ride.

Engaging videos with just the right amount of detail!

Instructors are very thorough and knowledgable, and present the information quite well. My only (minor) complaint is that some of the web interaction can be a little bit old fashioned, but that doesn't detract from the content at all.

Pretty cool site

My internet is not great but everything worked well. I had a little trouble getting the endorsement at the end to print correctly. I'm still not sure what the problem is/was (operator error no doubt) but thought I'd mention it. I had to scroll up on the web page and it wouldn't print the full page.

Great preperation for the real world test!  Solid and complete content!

excellent, spells out exactly what one can expect on their check ride

Overall, did a good job of test review focusing on what the FAA asks on the written exam, but did not go much beyond this (i.e., if there's not an FAA question on the topic, it's not well covered in the course).