Free Pilot Training
102 comments
Review summary
Based on 102 comments, created with AI
Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's flexibility, fees vs value, teaching quality. Many students highlight video format allows students to learn at their own pace and conv...
What students talk about most
Evaluation breakdown
Top Strengths
1. Exceptional Value (Free and outperforms paid courses)
2. Effective Teaching of Complex Aviation Concepts
3. Strong Preparation for Pilot Certifications (PPL, IFR)
Areas to Improve
1. Ensure Accuracy of Technical Details and Terminology
2. Maintain Consistent Quality Across All Lessons, especially after revisions
3. Consider adding structured practice tests or exercises
What students love
“Woah, I actually understand Vx and Vy now. Vx gives more height per distance to avoid an obstacle, but Vy climbs faster per time because you're flying faster.”
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“I would like to suggest almost a combination of two of your tips. Trim for airspeed, power for glideslope. This transformed my landings!”
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“The best thing I ever did for landings was to FINALLY figure out my power settings for each phase of flight. It sounds obvious, but you've GOT to know what power & configuration will give you the desired speed & rate of descent.”
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“I would really like to see more videos like this; it’s really helpful seeing the real lesson.”
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“Really enjoy your videos! I’m about 3/4 of the way through my private pilot training and your channel has been a huge help!”
“Hey man, thanks so much for making these videos, sir. Just passed my PPL check ride today and yours helped the most. I’ll be 19 this summer and have aspirations of being an Air Force Pilot.”
“I’ve spent the past few days on your videos and they’re by far 100 times better than a $400 ground school course I paid for. I wish I found them earlier. You're doing an amazing job.”
“Been watching your channel for at least a year, helped me get my PPL! Thanks!”
“Excellent video Josh. I definitely need more learning for my IFR certificate. Glad you are doing the IFR ground now. I appreciate all the time and effort you have put into your videos and courses.”
“Thank you so much for what you do. I watched about 3 quarters of your course, and I did my first discovery flight. My instructor was so impressed that he let me land the plane!”
What could be better
“You have an error in your description of “Reversing controls”. The airspeed is always controlled by auto throttles, and vertical speed by pitch attitude. Referencing altitude controlled by elevator is not accurate.”
“Previous version of this lesson was 1000 times better. This new version is giving me a headache.”
“Why do you talk about “relative wind” instead of air flow? I get “relative wind” after Mexican food, not flying.”
“4:50 humidity has nothing to do with pressure. STOP MENTIONING IT!”