Flight Review Course

Description

(NEW) Flight Review Course + Real World VFR

Whether you’re prepping for a flight review or just looking to get current, the new Real World Flight Review Course has you covered. We added the PilotWorkshops Real World VFR video program to our best-selling Sporty’s Flight Review Course to create the most comprehensive flight review program of its kind.

The original Sporty’s Flight Review Course focuses on the knowledge portion of the flight review, while the Real World VFR video program from PilotWorkshops provides a more hands-on demonstration of good technique.

Combined, these programs will help you get fully prepared for your next flight review, and take your flying to the next level.

Sporty’s Flight Review Course:

The knowledge you’ll need to get current and nail your flight review

Don’t wait for your next flight review to get current—use this online video course to impress your instructor. It includes the important knowledge you will be tested on, as well as tips and techniques for demonstrating mastery of critical flight maneuvers. It makes a handy reference, easily reviewed between flights.

Based on Sporty’s award-winning Private Pilot Flight Training Course, the Flight Review online course contains over two and a half hours of engaging 3D animations and in-flight video.

After watching the videos you can then take a review quiz and receive instant feedback on your score.

Includes ground training endorsement

After completing the video training and receiving a minimum score of 80% on the included quiz, you will be eligible to receive an endorsement from Sporty’s Academy stating that you have completed the required one hour of ground training for the Flight Review. To satisfy the complete Flight Review requirements, an additional one hour of flight training (minimum) is required.

NOTE:

Your purchase of Flight Review provides unlimited access to the course for 2 years and includes one Ground Training Endorsement certificate. Acceptance of the Sporty’s endorsement toward your Flight Review is at the discretion of the flight instructor conducting the flight training. Sporty’s recommends consulting your flight instructor in advance to verify acceptance of this training toward your Flight Review.

Topics covered

• Pilot technique: night flying, emergency procedures, angle of attack, slow flight, power-off stalls, power-on stalls, crosswind takeoffs and landings

• Aeromedical factors: carbon monoxide, hypoxia, visual illusions, night illusions, nitrogen and scuba, hyperventilation

• Airspace: class A, B, C, D, E, G, Special Use, ADS-B requirements, military training routes, TRSA

• Aviation data: charts and publications, flying with EFBs (iPad/tablet computers) in the cockpit, NOTAMs

• Regulations: alcohol, Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS), fuel planning, medical requirements (and BasicMed), supplemental oxygen, pilot currency

• Airport signs and markings: closed runways, displaced threshold, runway lighting, taxi and runway signs

• Weather: Airmets and Sigmets, Convective Outlook, Graphical Forecasts for Aviation (GFA), PIREPs, radar imagery, METARS and TAFs, ADS-B weather

Real World VFR from PilotWorkshops

Follow a pilot and CFI through a series of challenging flights that will help you master your flying technique and expand your horizons.

Brief—Fly—Debrief

Real World VFR is delivered in a series of ten recorded end-to-end flights, spanning a wide variety of airports and terrain. These flights were designed to be challenging, yet accessible to a proficient private pilot. They don’t require superhuman skill, just more preparation, and thought.

Each flight starts with a thorough briefing, then you follow the pilot and CFI through the flights in real-time as they tackle unusual takeoffs, approaches, landings, airports, airspace and navigation that could challenge any pilot flying VFR. Each flight is followed by a thorough debrief.

As you fly along, they talk you through each task and procedure as they complete it. You hear all of their ATC interactions so you’ll know the proper phraseology to use. There are no shortcuts—you follow most flights in real-time from engine start to engine shutdown.

Here’s What You’ll “Experience” In These Flights

• Find a small, remote island airport at night

• Land at Boston Logan Airport (Class B) VFR in a Cessna 172

• Fly the New York City Hudson River VFR Corridor, and then land at Teterboro, one of the busiest Class Delta airports in the world

• Depart at night in the mountains, using an IFR technique to avoid them

• Encounter VFR into IMC, for real

• Manage system failures, simulated emergencies, and other surprises

• Use the power of ForeFlight for VFR planning and in-flight situations

• Navigate cross-country, using only pilotage and dead reckoning

• Takeoff and land on short fields—some grass, some paved, some scary

• Get sucked into a “black hole approach,” but escape to avoid disaster

• Make an overwater crossing that is eerily similar to the JFK Jr. flight

Bonus Skills Training

Before they launched on the real flights, they used a flight simulator to get comfortable with the tricky airports and conditions they would encounter. They worked on specific skills needed for the challenging takeoffs, landings, night flying, emergencies and other procedures that they would be facing.

• Skill Session #1: “Takeoffs and Landings Rethought”

• Skill Session #2: “Performance Takeoffs”

• Skill Session #3: “Performance Landings”

• Skill Session #4: “Post Mills Airport”

• Skill Session #5: “Night Obstacle Departure”

• Skill Session #6: “Night Proficiency”

• Skill Session #7: “Deadstick Landing”

These courses are available on all your devices

• Online Course using a web browser – Login here

• iPhone/iPad in Sporty’s Pilot Training app – Apple App Store

• AppleTV app – 4th Generation AppleTV or newer

• Android in Sporty’s Pilot Training app – Google Play Store

• RokuTV App – search for the Sporty’s Pilot Training Channel on your Roku device

Accepted for FAA Wings Credit

NOTE:

Your purchase of Flight Review provides unlimited access to the course for 2 years and includes one Ground Training Endorsement certificate. Acceptance of the Sporty’s endorsement toward your Flight Review is at the discretion of the flight instructor conducting the flight training. Sporty’s recommends consulting your flight instructor in advance to verify acceptance of this training toward your Flight Review.