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 "Learn to Fly" courseware hub, making training user-friendly and highly accessible across multiple platforms, including mobile, desktop, and smart TVs, with responsive design.
- The comprehensive private pilot course offers over 15 hours of HD video focusing on real-world concepts, includes extensive knowledge test preparation, and aligns with Airmen Certification Standards.
- It integrates modern flight training tools such as flight simulation sessions, practical application of ForeFlight for planning, and CloudAhoy for debriefing, supporting a contemporary learning approach.
- For a single price, users gain unlimited and indefinite access to the course, including continuous updates and new video content, ensuring long-term utility and review capabilities.
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