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Here´s What you Can´t Get Anywhere Else...

• Learn by watching full-screen, bite-sized video segments, averaging 5 minutes in length
• Reinforce your learning by answering the actual FAA Instrument Rating written test questions that automatically follow each segment
• Receive instant feedback if you have answered correctly ... or not
• Immediately access answer explanations, if needed
• Retake missed questions on the spot
• See your progress through the course with automatic tracking
• Assess your strengths and weaknesses with intuitive reports & charts
• Review FAA questions by subject area, FAA Learning Statement Codes, questions missed, questions not yet answered, or in any combination
• Type in any phrase and find all FAA questions available containing that phrase
• Take unlimited random practice Instrument Rating exams
• And when you´re ready, you´ll get your FAA written test sign-off and graduation certificate instantly online

You´ll Benefit from KING´s Unique On-Demand Learning System

Many folks ask us what makes our courses different and why our students tend to score so highly on their tests. The short answer is that we take complex information and make it clear, simple and fun to learn.

Most important, though, we have developed a computer-based knowledge delivery system that puts you in the pilot´s seat. Anytime you have 10 to 15 minutes, you can complete a learning segment and confirm your understanding by answering the questions that automatically follow—and your course will track your progress.

How KING video segments get you the knowledge your need ... fast!

KING videos are specifically designed to efficiently give you the vital flying knowledge you´ll use for the rest of your flying career. When the pilot´s point of view teaches you best, we put you in the cockpit. We even shoot from multiple camera angles so you can see clearly what is going on inside and outside the airplane. For those tough knowledge areas, we take you into our virtual classroom with rich presentations, including animations and graphics that communicate clearly and concisely just what you need to know.

Humor Helps You Learn

Humor is part of our style because it makes learning more enjoyable, but there´s always a more important point to our humor: to make key concepts easier to remember.

Here's What You Get...

• KING Instrument Rating Knowledge Test Course
• Personalized graduation certificate suitable for framing
• KING electronic coursebook with online course, printed book with disc course
• FREE online syllabus and FAR/AIM

Always FAA Current

The FAA frequently updates the required knowledge for each test. King Schools continuously updates all courses, ensuring you get the most current instruction available anywhere.

• Your disc-based course is always up-to-date when it is shipped by KING and updated by optional subscription (available during checkout)
• Your online course provides free lifetime updates, and it´s updated automatically whenever changes occur with no action required from you

You'll Know What to Expect

On the oral portion of your test, you will be required to demonstrate your aviation knowledge, including subjects like regulations, aeromedical factors, aircraft systems, meteorology, and airspace.

It is during the Instrument Rating oral that you will be required to demonstrate your flight planning, including the performance and weight & balance under actual conditions, the effects of the weather on your flight and your navigation and flight log.

On the flight portion of the Instrument Rating Practical Test, you will be expected to demonstrate that you are truly ready to be Pilot-In-Command. In addition to demonstrating your piloting proficiency with the required maneuvers, you will be expected to demonstrate good risk management—including situational awareness, collision avoidance, cockpit resource management and the appropriate use of checklists.

You´ll Pass. We Guarantee It!

• Go from handshake to handshake with an actual FAA examiner. Your Instrument Rating course covers everything you need to know
• Learn what your examiner wants to hear and how to say it
• See the flight maneuvers you need to know with stunning in-flight footage and cockpit demonstrations
• Along with your thorough video preparation, you´ll get the Practical Test Standards—which gives you the checklists you´ll need and outlines precisely what you FAA examiner expects you to be ready to perform and/or explain
• You´ll pass on our first attempt—that´s our guarantee to you!

Get the "Inside Edge"—right from an actual FAA examiner

Relax! Pass your oral exam & flight test the first time with the unparalleled KING Instrument Rating Practical Test Course. Get ready to impress your examiner with your "inside edge". Martha will be your video instructor as she takes the Practical Test with an actual FAA examiner.

She´ll show you exactly how to demonstrate your knowledge during the oral and how to perform every aerial maneuver flawlessly.

You'll get invaluable tips about when to be especially suspicious about the weather. The smart way to pick your IFR alternate airport ... and why you may not be getting the terrain clearance you think you are on many IFR departures.

Includes hints every pilot can use for that tricky transition back to visual flight references after a tight approach.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Understand the dynamics of fog, ice, thunderstorms, pressure patterns, and frontal systems ... so you can predict and plan for local conditions. Know how to accurately plan your fuel, so you always land with adequate reserves—even in the strongest headwinds. Know when to trust the forecast ... and when not to and how to make smarter decisions in the toughest IFR conditions.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

In-flight footage and colorful 3-D graphics take you into the weather to vividly illustrate fog, rain squalls and thunderstorms—from the cockpit. Plus, learn an easy trick for remembering each code—with just one viewing, you´ll be current.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Radio call-up procedures, correct radio terminology, and how to use your radio for increased safety and utility are all there—including communicating comfortably in Class B airspace, when and how to get a Special VFR clearance, procedures for controlled vs. uncontrolled airports—even the best way to resolve on-air disputes. A wealth of pointers on issuing clear and professional communications.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

You´ll see how pilotage, dead reckoning and determining lines of position are still valuable to you, even if you fly with the most modern equipment. Learn things you never knew about VORs, NDBs and LORAN—go beyond to fully explore the world of GPS, HSIs, RMIs, EFIS and flight management systems.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Exciting live-action video puts you in the cockpit, at the controls, giving you the sight picture you need for approaches and flares that will have your wheels softly kissing the ground. You learn how to see at a glance whether you´re too high, too low or off to one side and you´ll gain the tools you need to put yourself right back on the rail. You´ll even learn how to recover gracefully from the rare botched flare or touchdown. When you´re done you´ll be one of the countless KING students who say, "I learned to land by watching your course."

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Learn what to do when an emergency strikes. Even a single viewing can increase your chances of an equal number of successful takeoffs and landings.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Also included are electrical failures, inoperative primary instruments due to vacuum and pitot-static system malfunctions (see what happens on takeoff with a blocked pitot tube); loss of oil pressure and engine overheating; landing gear malfunctions; brake failure; blown tires and one of the most startling in-flight events, a door suddenly opening.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

You´ll actually see on-screen how the alphabet airspace system is designed—and what each class means to you. You´ll learn a foolproof, fun way to remember specifics about each class of airspace. You´ll also review other kinds of airspace you should know about—Special Use Airspace, Controlled Firing Areas, Military Training Routes, Temporary Flight Restrictions, Special Conservation Areas and more.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Covers critical areas like: improving your night vision and understanding optical illusions you´ll encounter, maximizing cockpit lighting, runway and airport lighting aids and markers, night regs, courtesies to extend to your fellow pilots after dark and preflight considerations.

Get prepared to spot other aircraft and quickly determine their direction ... to deal with night emergencies and engine failure ... and even to select suitable emergency landing spots.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Dramatic in-flight video compellingly demonstrates the aerodynamics of stalls and spins during everyday flight. Understanding the nature of stalls and spins before you get in the cockpit makes it easier to recognize when you need to take action when you´re in actual flight. A "must" for every pilot—regardless of your experience.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Developed with the FAA, this course uses a dramatic in-flight scenario to help you design your own checklist for real-world flying. This checklist will give you the tools to make good preflight decisions—to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Your Course Covers:

• Planning Your Taxi Route
• Pavement Not To Be Used
• Movement Area Markings
• Airport Markings and Signs
• Holding Positions
• Taxiing Onto A Runway
• Taxiing Off A Runway
• Uncontrolled Airports

If you are like most pilots, flying an airplane is about as good as it gets ... fun, exhilarating, challenging and even empowering ... but as you know, there are risks in flying. You can never completely eliminate the risks, but in a little over 1 hour, King Schools´ innovative, Computer-based Interactive Video™ Practical Risk Management training course will teach you the procedures and techniques that you need to manage aviation risks effectively. You´ll be able to assess and manage risks confidently ... leading to safer flying and more fun in the cockpit.

The Practical Risk Management Series of courses has changed the way thousands of pilots manage their flight risks, and according to our partner, Avemco Insurance, has made a significant reduction in aviation accidents. We recommend that every pilot start with the benchmark course, Practical Risk Management For Pilots.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

If you have flown single-pilot IFR you already know that it is the toughest job in aviation. There is no co-pilot to share the load or help trap errors ... you even have to act as cabin flight attendant for your passengers.

Since, unlike airline pilots, you don’t have a dispatcher, you have to do all the pre-flight planning on your own and make sure your airplane is properly fueled and ready to go.

Get The Tools You Need To Master Single-Pilot IFR

With Practical Risk Management For Single-Pilot IFR you’ll receive the tools to fly a piston-powered aircraft single-pilot IFR on trips, with less stress and strain, and with far better risk management.

You´ll Learn...

• The two fundamental tools for IFR work-load management
• How to develop a TAWS in your head
• Why getting the big weather picture is so important
• The smart way to plan your route
• How to PAVE your way to safe single-pilot IFR
• How to set yourself up for success
• The quick way to make your last situational check before you fly
• Using the CARE attention scan to manage single-pilot IFR risks in the air
• How to use expert practices to your advantage
• Using the autopilot the way the pros do
• Managing the window of risk in the terminal area

It´s Not About Physical Skill

After you take this course you will understand that flying single-pilot IFR is not about physical skill. It is about workload management—and that means using your time wisely. You will learn to use your resources to reduce your workload so that you have time to manage the big picture. When you have mastered this, you will be rewarded with a deeply satisfying experience—flying single-pilot IFR competently and safely.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Weather flying—VFR or IFR—places the greatest demands on a pilot. More than any other risk factor in flight, changing weather frequently requires pilots to alter their plans. And weather especially requires proactive, rather than reactive, risk management.

Weather Decisions Aren´t Easy

Weather is unforgiving. It can kill you and the people you love. And, the sad...truly tragic fact is that every weather-related accident could have been avoided...every single one!

If you´re like most pilots, weather decisions are not always easy. Should I go?...What if the weather changes?...How will I know if the weather changes?...What are the risks?...are common questions that many pilots have difficulty answering.

You´ll Learn How to Manage Weather Risks!

With Practical Risk Management For Weather, you´ll know what to do when weather takes a turn. It´s about understanding your options...and recognizing them quickly so you can make the right decisions, in a timely manner.

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Informed Confidence is the Key

Consistently good, safe takeoffs and landings are the result of preparation! The first step in making critical decisions is learning to manage risks. Next is the consistency and steadiness that comes from informed confidence.

Practice Your Perceptual Skills

Using this highly interactive course, you´ll find out how to make the right decisions with every takeoff and landing. You´ll learn the industry-lauded PAVE and CARE method for managing risks inherent in takeoffs and landings, and you´ll actually practice your perceptual skills with realistic scenario-based questions.

You´ll Learn...

• The key to passenger-pleasing takeoffs and landings...every time
• The secret to predictable approaches and landings
• Visual cue interpretation
• Crosswind mastery
• Tips for good landing
• Common mistakes—and how to avoid them
• What to do when it´s not right
• How to avoid the dreaded gear-up landing

Practical Risk Management For Takeoffs and Landings will teach you how to apply superior decision-making and perceptual skills with every takeoff and every landing. When you think of it...your life and the lives of the people you love depend on it!

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.

Because pilots and passengers often see flying differently, what thrills one can often be very stressful to the other. And ... even passengers who enjoy flying at first can develop a strong dislike for flying if they feel that things are out of their control.

Productive Participation

This innovative, interactive course lets passengers and their pilots work together to create meaningful pre-flight and in-flight roles that lead to shared enjoyment and roles in the risk management of the flight.

How This Course Will Change Flying Together

When you´ve completed the course, you´ll see flying through each other´s eyes and you´ll know how to take a joint path to productive participation. You will have learned risk-management skills and gained communication tools that will increase your confidence. The passenger will become engaged as the pilot shares control—and both of you will gain immense satisfaction that will make your flying fun!

Approved for FAA WINGS ProgramFAA Wings is a pilot proficiency program adaptable to all levels of pilot ratings and skills at three levels of proficiency. Distinctive WINGS lapel pins are available for successful completion of each level of proficiency. Visit www.faasafety.gov/WINGS for more details.