Sporty’s Bret Koebbe—also a contributor to Flying’s Pilot’s Discretion column—first showed us the company’s Learn to Fly course on its new courseware hub in October 2019 at Redbird Migration. With more than 30 courses now collected into one place, the hub demonstrated Sporty’s desire to make training accessible and easy to use for its customers. A year later, the company has driven more user feedback into the hub to increase that user-friendliness to a new level.
Sporty’s Reinvents Its Learn-to-Fly Apps For 2021
Key Takeaways:
- Sporty's has significantly enhanced its courseware hub for user-friendliness and cross-platform accessibility, allowing seamless study across laptops, mobile devices, and smart TVs with indefinite access and free updates.
- The courses prioritize real-world flight concepts through extensive HD video, interactive quizzes, and maneuver training, alongside comprehensive knowledge exam preparation linked to Airman Certification Standards.
- The platform integrates modern aviation tools like ForeFlight and CloudAhoy for practical application, flight planning simulations, flight debriefing, and direct export of endorsements.
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