King Test Prep Companion

King Schools, Inc.

About this app

The KING Test Prep Companion App is part of the King VIP Study Method to get a guaranteed high score on your FAA Knowledge Test. It works with the question database of your Ground School and Test Prep course and allows you to study FAA style questions, flash cards and unlimited Practice Exams -- anywhere, anytime. Even when not connected to the Internet! Your question review progress will automatically sync to our online servers the next time your device is connected to the internet.

Launching the app and signing in with your iLearn or Cessna credentials, you will be greeted with a list of your FAA ground school course(s). From there, selecting a course will open your choice of 3 King Study Method choices.

Flashcards will give you "Decks" of questions by category such as Aerodynamics, Flight Instruments, Sectional Charts, etc. You can choose to shuffle the entire deck, or study just one category. You will read the question on the front of the card, then "flip" the card to see the answer side. You can then choose to mark each card "Got This," or "Needs Review" so you can continue to focus on areas that need more work. Clicking the down arrow next to "Explanation" will provide in depth knowledge to help retain valuable information. Use a pinch zoom for any figures to get a closer look!

Question Review will present All Questions of your FAA Test Prep course, also broken out by study category or all questions together. Be sure to "Mark" questions you want to review later, which you can toggle viewing only "Marked" questions at the top. You can also view only questions answered incorrectly to focus on troublesome topics.

Practice Exams will provide curated exams carefully developed to simulate your FAA test. Mark each question that gives you difficulty for later review. Score your test and go through incorrectly answered questions. Retake any exams where you scored less than 80% until you are scoring high. Be sure to take Unlimited Random Exams repeatedly to get a Top Gun score!

King Schools produces home-study courses used in preparation for FAA (The aviation authority in the United States) exams, overcome flying hurdles and meet mandatory flight training requirements. Whether you are studying for Sport Pilot, Private Pilot, Instrument Rating, Commercial Pilot, Flight Instructor (CFI), Multi-Engine or Airline Transport Pilot (ATP); King Schools has a course just for you. Follow the King Study Method and you are certain to achieve a high score on your FAA Exam!

King Schools courses are specifically designed to efficiently give you the vital flying knowledge you'll use for the rest of your flying career.

Born from a Passion for Flying

King Schools, Inc. is the world's leading producer of aviation training videos and computer software. KING was first established in 1974, when John and Martha began flying throughout the country to teach ground school courses.

Today, King Schools has over 50 employees operating from an 18,000 sq. ft. complex, housing a dedicated video production facility. In the past 10 years we have delivered more than 4 million hours of video instruction, teaching up to one-third of all pilots in the U.S. obtaining training.

We are keenly aware of the importance of the work we do. During the time someone is learning to fly, flying is the most important thing in his or her life. We are privileged to play such a significant role in the lives of such committed individuals. We take pride in producing quality work for these special people.

Ratings and reviews

I passed the FAA Sport Pilot with a 90 using the King Test Prep material, but was still disappointed. Based on the 509 questions in all categories of this training, I was very surprised to see, that 5 of the 40 questions on the FAA exam .... we're NOT in the material, nor were they "examples" of any material in the King Prep Test. I asked if any Sport Pilot training changed on May 31st, they didn't know... well, I guess it did after all!

I have the private pilot helicopter deck, and while a lot of the cards are helpful, there are quite a few that are written poorly or don't give you all the information you need. The sectional chart questions are especially bad since when you zoom in on the map, it won't let you go back to the question again to check the information. The app is a good idea but needs refinement.

pretty good. some of the flash card are impossible though, because you cannot chart the course effectively, or use the figures correctly due to formating on a phone or tablet. But it helps with memory recall on the general facts and laws

What’s new

- UI enhancements
- Performance enhancements
- Dark mode