The Secret To The Private Pilot Written Test - MzeroA Flight Training
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- groundschoolacademy.com This is a recording from Jason's Private Pilot 101 Webinar series where he shares some of his best tips related to the Private Pilot FAA Written Test
Informative video..nice! Recommended! Went to Atlanta today, PASSED my test! Wow, Great feeling to have that done! Well worth the studying! Keep on studying and watching videos like this one!
I used the Gleim self study kit to prepare for the FAA Knowledge test. I bought it, studied, took the quizzes, and in less than a month I felt ready for my written. Called to scheduled the test 10/3/17; took it 10/5/17 (yesterday) and passed with a score that I am VERY proud of.
I must say that watching your UA-cam videos helped TREMENDOUSLY!
Thank you for making these videos.
Romeo Guishard Jr So would you recommend the Gleim kit? I cant decide between gleim and jeppsonn
Can’t thank you enough for all this great information. Good luck to all going for their future in aviation.
Glad we could help!
Go with your Gut Instinct on the first one!
Words of Wisdom!
Thanks J!
Would love to see some Canadian conversion, your methods and teaching are fantastic.
@Karl Sibbons Excellent video content! Sorry for chiming in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you researched - Rozardner Flying Bird Reality (do a google search)? It is a smashing one of a kind guide for how to get pilot license without the normal expense. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my buddy got great success with it.
_"DO NOT MEMORIZE"_ -- I went to a college class once many moons ago (back in the early 1990s) to prepare for a Microsoft certification test. There was a kid there that had graduated high school at, if memory serves, 16. He thought he was all that and a bag of chips. We completed the course and were studying for the exam. He would brag about how fast he could get through the practice tests. Back then, they didn't even randomize the questions OR the answers, so the memorization was super easy.
My strategy back then, as it always has been, was the take each question and figure out WHY the right answer was right, but sometimes even more importantly, figure out why the wrong answer was wrong. Come the day of the exam, he failed. Not by the skin of his teeth, but by a considerable amount. I got one of the highest scores of my class.
Before I turned 55, I finished a 5-year Bachelor's program in IT Software in 3 years while working full-time and rehabbing my house. It was a pass/fail program where a passing grade was at least a B. All the IT-based classes were MS certification tests. I used the same techniques and didn't have to retake a single test, let alone class.
Rote memorization is the least efficient way to pass exams, let alone actually learn anything.
Very great explanation.
18:20 this is extremely important,That helped a lot,I’m taking my exam in 2 weeks ,thanks for the help
I Enjoy ur way of delivering the idea
I have Been ready for my check ride since September Still prepping for My Written Test. Just like you mentioned it's been holding me up since September. Just can't seem to feel like I'm ready for it.
Haven't even started formal flight training yet but I'm getting prepared 😆
Taking mine tomorrow! your videos have helped me learn a lot!
Good luck, Paul! Glad we can help!
@@MzeroAFlightTraining I Just Finished!!! I PASSED!!!
@@paulharris8257 Eyyy lesss gooo
@@paulharris8257 congratulations man
Just got my 3rd class medical, and I'm nearing 20 hrs of dual. This is a good upload. Thank you.
Thank you for this information, and making it public and free. I have my test in less than a month. 🙏🏻
So happy to help!! Best of luck!
My CFI pushed me to take my written, saying a passing grade is all that matters. Bring ADD, i can't get passed a question if i don't understand the correct answer. I would like to take and pass a short answer exam. With 30 hours of flight training, i go Thursday for my written. I'm gonna make 100%.
Thanks for posting these videos and I've also been listening to your podcast as I commute to and from work. Very excellent content thank you. Here are a few questions for anyone who's a pilot. On the FAA Knowledge Test I know there are 60 questions and have 120 Minutes to answer them. What about the oral questions during the check ride? How many questions are there? What are the topics? How much time do I have to answer them? What materials can I use to answer these questions if any?
If I'm looking to get my multi IFR. How long would it take for your course to get the written done if I study everyday with your course? I like your teaching of your samples you have given.
Any recommendations for Canadian students. It was very knowledgeable. Thanks
Thank you so much for this, biggest takraway: schedule your written ASAP.
I AM DOING IT TOMORROW :)
Awesome! Good luck, Don! Let us know how it goes!
Just subscribed!
Perfect explanation
Going to join the crow 👍
Awesome, very helpful taking this test tomorrow
+AnorexicPandas How did it go?
went great! thanks for asking! working on Instrument now
+AnorexicPandas whoop whoop!!
Hello :) I'm going to join my pilot training school in a couple of months . Could you suggest a few books or things to study or like topics covered ? I would really love to get a head start here :)
Hello :) I'm going to join my pilot training school in a couple of months . Could you suggest a few books or things to study or like topics covered ? I would really love to get a head start here :)
About to start my private pilot everything this should be fun
u got ur privates yet? im taking my written next week. got 57 hours logged so far
Robert same, taking my written soon!
I passed my written with a 88. Taking my checkride in a few weeks. Good luck!
You ever get your ticket?
I'm interested to fly in Europe. Do you offer CAA ground school classes? Is CAA curriculum so much different ?
Airworthiness Certificate is all i can remember now lol ;)
With respect to the certification of aircraft, Airplane, Rotorcraft, and Glider are CLASSES. CATEGORY is a subset based on intended use: Normal, Utility, Acrobatic. You referred to class as 'category'. Not a good term to re-inforce to your students because many of the FAA possible questions will explore this.
It's about quality of instructor and how much devotion the instructor part to the student.
Great videos
Glad you like them!
I haven't taken this test yet but I've taken a lot of tests. Any question I struggle with I skip and I use the remainder of my time to work on the questions that I skipped.
Good strategy!
awesome thanks a lot!
Too much talking and repeating of the same points. Video could easily be delivered in less than half of the time presented.
This is a recording of a live webinar that is available on the website. Students get to ask questions in real time, what do you expect?
Yea,he was talking too much!
Stephen Marklew well half of it was a sales pitch so.....
flyingbird
Excellent Video clip! Sorry for butting in, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you tried - Rozardner Flying Bird Reality (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a great exclusive product for how to get pilot license without the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my friend Sam at very last got astronomical success with it.
Thanks for the info but honestly I think it’s better to become the go to for information online in a specific topic without doing a ton of promo and then once you’re trusted in that forum, then you can do quick plugs instead of long “I’m good because” parts. Just be the go to for info and people will come
I've landed at KINK a few times!
you're awesome . im thinking of going to school to be a pilot. i wanted to learn everything i can before i start. im in miami btw.
Have all schools around the world changed to this type of exam/test?
Are the books mentioned here still included in the Gold membership? I didn’t see them listed.
@mzeroa flight training
is this video still reliable 7 years later??
The biggest issue i'm finding with Studying is I am going for my Private Helicopter License. But so many of the test questions are in reference to planes which i have zero experience with. So im being ushered into learning information i will never use nor have any experience putting into practice.
I'm quite worried as i am in the solo phase but am struggling to grasp some of the foreign plane questions, usually when it has to do with a graph that i have never seen which cant be deciphered(like a landing distance chart or density altitude chart).
I see this was 7 years ago so maybe im about 7 years too late on this haha hopefully it has gotten better since though.
Thanks you.
hi, Jason, I'm student pilot in Italy looking forward mt PPL, Please let me know if you can what is the best way to face to exam !!!!!!!! thank
however, you are doing a great job worldwide
Hi i'm italian ppl student too
Hi i'm Italian student ppl too
Where do you get those lessons?
What would you suggest a person do as far as training to become a private pilot? I.E.; study manuals then go to a ground school, when should you take an "introductory flight. In other words, how should a person set up their pilot training to be the most effective and be able to learn and do the best?
Live Above Average learn as much as possible before paying for flights and an instructor it'll save you a lot of money. Also stay on top of scheduling as it's pretty easy to let a couple weeks go by which will waste your time reviewing what you've already learned.
Also, I understand that you’re trying to push your material, but constantly hearing the advertisement pushed me away from buying your material.
Ended up going the Sporty’s route instead, advertisements a lot less “in your face”
Is the book offer still good?
Does anyone know of a curriculum on a DVD for visual practice taking test for FAA private pilot's license written test
check his ground schoolacademy.com
awesome
Is this still current and good.
@@erinsanders4126 are you sure?
I plan to take my written next month, i am a little nervous
Is this video still pretty accurate
I need help.. if some one can please tell me...when are you required to take this exam? do you get trainned a bit then you go take it..or do you have to study on your own go take the test and if you pass then you start your training? like if I wanted to start training in September.. am I required to take the test first thing to start the training?
I started working on obtaining my PPL late last year
I've achieved the hours needed and done the ground school classes and it is only now that I am required to write this exam
You can write this exam at anytime
However no, you don't have to do it one time. And yes, you will be trained before you write it.
No, just make sure to take the test pretty soon after your solo so you don't end up waiting on the test before your check ride.
It may be a good idea to knock out ground first through the test though, it would definitely make your lessons more productive.
I recommend this order:
discovery flight
Medical
Then invest time/dollars into training and training materials.
this video is date 2015 is it still accurate ?
Is this still relevant for 2019 test?
Airworthiness Certification the movement of air degree of radius streams the structure of temperature
Word to the wise, watch at 2x speed.
The redundancy can be very slow
Wow.
how many questions are asked in the written test for PPL?
60 multiple choice questions
Hi , I want to become a pilot , I live in Florida USA , but my English is not good , can I able to become a pilot ? Study is very difficult for me , because of the language , please give me some tips , I really want to become a pilot . What should I do ? Thank you very much , I Love You all
Thien Tran
try Lynn University
Lynn University is an Private International University located in Boca Raton Florida. Students from all over the world attend here.
Thank you very much , do you have some tips for me ? Can I able to become a commercial pilot ? , I scared that it is too hard for me .
Im 27 do u think its late for me to start my aviation career im akind of worried if i do everything and then not get hired cuz i heard they always prefer to hire young people
Munim Jamal i will i appreciate your advice
Gucci Boy Gotta go for it I talked to a guy that worked for an airline and they have a crazy pilot shortage he was training a 64 year old guy that would only fly for a year then mandatory retirement at 65.
Kaleb Rich that old guy made it happen lol we can do it too thank u sir im starting this summer
Good luck man, don't let anyone tell you the shortage isn't real. I've seen it with my own eyes. I constantly see instructors getting hired to airlines and new guys getting hired to be instructors.
I just turned 39.... just about to sit my PPL... pushing for CPL/ATPL. Never too late
Have one Microsoft
All I know is Kevin is on his game.
Probably taking mine within a week
Good luck!
Is this obsolete now May 2021?
Hello! The FAA has updated the question bank since this video was released, however the concept is still the same and this video is still useful. Thanks for watching!
I do not be leave in crash courses ok you pass the test but you do not know what going to happen and your in it with other people their life in your hands Iv always said it should be the trainer he can say taking my plane and my children up with you if your safe he could say this but if you did a crash courses he will never say take my plane and my kids up with you.
Is this current?
Hello! The Private Pilot Knowledge Exam has been updated since this video was taken but a lot of the questions and concepts stay the same. We keep our online ground school up to date! Thanks for watching!
AMERICA
This is just one big sales pitch…
DId somebody here has glasses and still became a pilot??
Hi Ishaan! As long as you have lenses that correct to 20/20 vision, you can hold a FAA First Class Medical Certificate!
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I'm a kid and I want to know about planes guide me
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This guy is selling sham wow
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