Private Pilot

Private Pilot 1: Aerodynamics, Flight Instruments, Sectional Charts,

The industry standard. For years, pilots have counted on this classic program for the perfect combination of solid facts & light humor, designed to:

* Simplify complex concepts
* Guarantee the material stays with you longer
* Solve problems right on the screen
* Transform even the dullest subject matter into fun with unique exploded "monster" graphics & 3-D animation
* Put you in the cockpit and in the air, with exciting live-action video

Tips like these make it easy for you to remember key facts-so when you're taking your exam, the answers pop right up for you!

With every important principle demonstrated on video, you'll cover the latest, most up-to-date information the FAA expects you to know-you'll have every FAA question, with step-by-step explanations.

These videos cover every single FAA question, with thorough step-by-step explanations.

(about 120 minutes)

Private Pilot 2: Airspace & Weather, Communications & Radar

(about 120 minutes)

Private Pilot 3: Radio Navigation

(about 120 minutes)

Private Pilot 4: Flight Operations

(about 120 minutes)

Private Pilot 5: Weather

(about 120 minutes)

Private Pilot 6: FAA Regulations

(about 120 minutes)

Private Pilot 7: Cross Country Planning

(about 120 minutes)

Private Pilot 8: Aircraft performance, weight and balance, ace your test

(about 120 minutes)

This video was added to our catalog on June 09, 2005 in Aircraft Piloting.

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This DVD series makes preparing for the FAA test almost fool proof. Very good instruction.

The entire King Schools private pilot series is great. My 15 year-old son is now ready for the FAA written. As a 20 year airline captain, I highly regard the King's teaching practices and abilities.

Decent first lesson on piloting. Mr. King has a good personality on screen and he certainly seems familiar with his material. A veteran at first glance. Explanations are very clear. Quality of graphics is just so-so. Old school video production quality with camera work that is OK but not great. The video is mostly him in front of a graphics screen. Airplane pictures are dull for the most part. But Mr. King's winning approach trumps the video's technical failings. Mr. King gets an "A" while the video quality gets a "C", resulting in a "B".

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